feat: hover previews for internal post links#20
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hovering a link to another post inside markdown now shows a card with its title, date, and a 40-word excerpt — markdown links get the data resolved on the server during static rendering. archive rows get the same card, but since shipping 1023 excerpts in the page payload would bloat it, they lazily fetch from a prerendered /api/post-preview/[slug] route on first hover.
til: floating-ui's safePolygon() handler keeps the card open while your cursor travels diagonally from the link to the card — it computes a triangle between cursor and floating element and only closes when you leave it. also: a route handler with force-static + generateStaticParams becomes 1023 tiny json files at build time, served from the cdn like any static asset.