expand BBQ theory knowledge graph - #1
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What changed
Why
The first version relied too heavily on sidebar navigation. Readers could encounter a cooking method or mechanism in a cut page without a direct path to the relevant explanation. This change turns the site into a navigable knowledge graph aimed at systematic BBQ theory learning.
User impact
Readers can now move directly between a concrete cut, the science behind it, relevant ingredients, single or compound cooking methods, and safety or measurement guidance. Fish remains explicitly out of scope pending a separate aquatic-food science domain.
Validation
ruff check .pytest -q— 15 passedpython scripts/validate_content.py --strictmkdocs build --strict