#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Rebuilds the brand images from the simulation that draws the landing page,
# into site/public/, where Astro's passthrough copies them verbatim into
# dist/.
#
# Unlike the wasm build, this needs no toolchain the workspace does not
# already have: it is one native `cargo run`. And unlike the wasm output, its
# results are committed — a favicon that only exists after someone runs a
# script is a favicon that is missing from the first deploy of a fresh
# checkout. Committing generated files is only honest if something proves
# they are current, which is what `--check` is for:
#
#   scripts/build-brand.sh           # rewrite them
#   scripts/build-brand.sh --check   # fail if the tree is stale
#
# The check is a CI step (scripts/ci.sh), not a commit hook: a full anneal of
# every mark is tens of seconds, which is not a wait to put in front of every
# commit.
#
# The generator is crates/didbot-brand's `render` example: something run from
# a checkout to refresh committed files, never installed.
#
# What gets written, at what size, from which mark is crates/didbot-brand's
# ASSETS list and nowhere else. Adding one is an entry there, then this.
set -euo pipefail

cd "$(dirname "$0")/.."

# Release, not debug: the anneal is 1,200 sweeps over every site of every
# mark's lattice, which is a couple of seconds optimised and minutes not.
exec cargo run --release --quiet --package didbot-brand --example render -- \
  "$@" site/public