MDX good first issues

AI Summary: This GitHub issue serves as a backlog for documentation contributions, outlining specific tasks related to updating and improving the Rive editor documentation. It provides a key for understanding task status and priority, and encourages contributors to comment before starting work to avoid duplication and ensure proper scoping.

AI Summary: This issue involves converting hardcoded absolute links in the Chinese (zh) documentation to file-relative links. These absolute links break single-locale builds and bypass Docusaurus's link validation, leading to broken links that are not caught during the build process. The fix requires updating 13 links across 5 files within the `i18n/zh/` directory.

AI Summary: This issue proposes adding a dedicated documentation page for the ORAS .NET SDK to the client libraries section of the ORAS website. Currently, .NET is only partially represented with an off-site link and a feature checklist, but lacks its own dedicated page like Go, Python, Rust, and Java. The fix involves creating a new `.mdx` file for .NET, mirroring the structure of the existing Java documentation page.

AI Summary: The installation documentation for version 1.3 of the ORAS CLI is outdated, still referencing v1.3.2 instead of the latest v1.3.4. This is a security concern as v1.3.4 addresses critical credential disclosure advisories. The fix involves updating nine instances of the version number in the installation markdown file.

AI Summary: Social icons in the footer are shrinking below 16px on viewports smaller than 400px, violating accessibility guidelines for minimum icon size and touch target. This issue requires adjusting the styling to ensure icons remain legible and interactive elements have sufficient hit areas on smaller screens.

AI Summary: This issue reports a minor typo on the Processing reference page for `frameCount`. The word "number" is misspelled as "number o" in the description. The suggested correction is to change it to "number of frames".

AI Summary: This issue proposes changing Docusaurus's configuration to treat broken same-page anchors as build failures, similar to how broken external links are handled. This change aims to prevent regressions by ensuring that any changes to headings that break internal links are caught during CI, rather than silently passing as warnings. However, there are currently many broken anchors that need to be fixed before this setting can be enabled.

AI Summary: This issue requests an update to the design of create.intility.app to align with the latest bifrost theme and components. The current design is functional but uses an outdated theme.

AI Summary: This issue proposes a new learning track focused on React meta-frameworks, with Next.js as the primary example. It aims to teach advanced concepts like the App Router, Server Components, Server Actions, and streaming SSR to frontend developers looking to build production-ready SPAs with SSR and modern data fetching.

AI Summary: The "Edit this page" links in the Docusaurus documentation are currently pointing to read-only GitHub tree URLs instead of the actual edit forms. This is due to an incorrect base URL configuration in `docusaurus.config.js`. The suggested fix is to change the base URL to use the `/edit/` route on GitHub.

AI Summary: This issue proposes a new learning track focused on frontend deployment and edge runtime concepts. It aims to cover topics like Cloudflare Workers, Vercel Edge, ISR, image optimization, preview environments, atomic deploys, and caching strategies, targeting developers who want to understand the post-build lifecycle of their code and its impact on performance and developer experience.

AI Summary: This GitHub issue proposes a new learning track focused on AI-assisted code generation and review workflows. It aims to teach developers how to effectively use AI tools like Claude Code and Cursor for tasks such as dividing work, reviewing generated code, and performing AI-aware code reviews. The track will also cover when not to use AI and how to integrate AI into the development process while maintaining code quality and security.

AI Summary: This GitHub issue proposes a new learning track focused on frontend observability. It aims to cover essential topics like error tracking (Sentry), Real User Monitoring, OpenTelemetry for web, structured logging, feature flags, and PII-aware telemetry, targeting developers who want to proactively monitor production environments.

AI Summary: This issue proposes a new learning track focused on Internationalization (i18n) and Localization (l10n) for frontend development. It aims to cover topics like `Intl.*` APIs, ICU MessageFormat, RTL layouts, locale-aware formatting, translation workflows, and pseudo-localization, with a final project to apply these concepts.

AI Summary: This issue proposes a new learning track focused on real-time communication in the browser, covering WebSockets, Server-Sent Events, and related concepts like reconnection and presence. The track is intended for frontend developers who want to build features such as live chats, notifications, or collaborative applications.

AI Summary: This issue proposes a new learning track focused on Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) and building offline-first applications. It outlines the core concepts to be covered, including Service Workers, caching strategies, IndexedDB, background synchronization, and push notifications, targeting frontend developers who want to create resilient web applications.

AI Summary: This issue proposes a new advanced accessibility track for a frontend bootcamp. It aims to cover in-depth WCAG 2.2 guidelines, practical screen reader testing, ARIA patterns, automated accessibility audits in CI, and cognitive/motor accessibility beyond visual impairments. The track is intended for developers who want to build truly inclusive products.

AI Summary: This issue proposes a new frontend security learning track for a bootcamp. It aims to cover essential frontend security topics like XSS, CSRF, CSP, CORS, secure storage, and supply chain security, targeting developers who want to build secure frontend applications without being InfoSec specialists. The track will complement existing cybersecurity fundamentals.

AI Summary: This issue proposes a new learning track focused on web performance, covering Core Web Vitals, critical rendering path, bundle analysis, image and font optimization, CDNs, and performance testing in CI. It aims to provide a deep dive into building fast interfaces, emphasizing performance as an architectural decision rather than an afterthought.

AI Summary: This issue proposes a new learning track focused on advanced JavaScript animations, covering libraries like Framer Motion, Rive, and Lottie, as well as the View Transitions API. It emphasizes intentional and accessible animations, including considerations for users with reduced motion preferences and performance budgets.

AI Summary: This issue proposes a new learning track focused on building, documenting, and versioning a component library using Storybook and design system principles. It covers topics like design tokens, theming, component composition, documentation, and contract testing, aiming to teach developers how to create reusable UI components.

AI Summary: This issue proposes a new frontend testing track for a bootcamp, covering unit, component, and end-to-end testing with tools like Vitest, Testing Library, and Playwright. It aims to equip developers with the skills to build confident, regression-free frontend applications and includes sections on visual regression, accessibility testing, and CI integration.

AI Summary: This issue proposes a new learning track focused on building production-ready forms in React. It will cover advanced topics like performance optimization with React Hook Form, schema validation with Zod, multi-step forms, and server-side validation, building upon existing knowledge of basic forms and HTTP requests.