Batch 3: ATH dead-end fallback, cards above toolbar, dedup relativeDate#29
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Closes #24
Summary
/around-the-horn/now shows a friendly recovery message instead of a dead endrelativeDate()from the ATH page; imports fromutils.jsFiles changed
src/pages/around-the-horn/index.astro— dead-end fallback UI, removed duplicaterelativeDatesrc/pages/index.astro— ATH container moved above feed toolbarsrc/scripts/feeds.js— ATH cards render into dedicated#athBundleContainerpublic/style.css—.ath-dead-endstylesTest plan
/around-the-horn/in a fresh tab — see "Story bundle unavailable" with orange back linkGenerated by Claude Code