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fix: restore and improve Gateway reader resources - #1
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Summary
Readers can now follow every README route into the preserved archive, evidence review, glossary, and a usable six-week workbook. The public repository contained only top-level documents; the resource folders were committed in a separate local repository with no GitHub remote.
Markdown remains the current reader edition so resources open, search, and link directly on GitHub. The glossary has 47 linked entries; the course supports reading-only use and optional short exercises, with a matching journal. Navigation, linked citations, access notes, and restrained archival artwork make the original material easier to use.
Evidence and preservation
Scope
The scientific review remains the September 2026 targeted review; this is an October reader-resource and publication repair, not a new systematic literature search. Word downloads are labeled as preserved September editions. No blanket reuse license is selected on the owner's behalf.
The repository audit records the original 35 broken link occurrences, recovery, verification, and remaining owner decisions.