feat: auto-update last_modified in dev server and add freshness test

[bartlomieju]

Summary

• Adds a beforeUpdate event listener in the dev server that automatically updates the last_modified frontmatter field to today's date whenever a markdown page is edited during deno task dev
• Adds a new test that validates all last_modified dates are valid YYYY-MM-DD, not in the future, and match the last content-change date in git history (using git log -G to skip metadata-only commits)

Test plan

• Run deno test -A frontmatter_test.ts — all 512 steps should pass
• Run deno task dev, edit a markdown file, and verify the last_modified field is updated to today's date
• Verify no infinite loop: the second watcher trigger should be a no-op since the date already matches

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[fibibot]

beforeUpdate handler in _config.ts looks fine. The freshness test in frontmatter_test.ts is broken though.

git log -G "^(?!last_modified:)" uses PCRE negative lookahead, but git's -G is POSIX ERE — on git 2.43 it exits 128 with fatal: invalid regex: Invalid preceding regular expression (also fails with --perl-regexp, which doesn't apply to -G). The Deno.Command call doesn't check result.success or stderr, so stdout is empty, gitDates is empty, and the if (gitDate) guard makes assertEquals(dateStr, gitDate, …) a no-op for every file. The 220 steps that pass only assert format / parseability / not-in-the-future — the headline "matches last content change" check never runs, and the PR's own "Test plan" 512-step claim doesn't reproduce.

Two things needed:

1. assert(result.success, ...) after outputSync() so this fails loud if git rejects the regex (otherwise this will silently rot again).
2. Replace the lookahead. e.g. run git log --name-only --pretty=... over all commits and filter out last_modified:-only commits in-process; or use --invert-grep --grep on commit messages if you adopt a marker; the current approach can't be expressed in POSIX ERE.

Holding approval.

[lunadogbot]

One blocker: the new freshness check can pass without checking any git dates.

1. "^(?!last_modified:)" is passed to git log -G, but -G uses POSIX extended regex and rejects that lookahead with fatal: invalid regex: Invalid preceding regular expression on git 2.43. Because result.success/stderr are ignored, gitDates stays empty and the if (gitDate) guard skips every assertEquals; deno test --allow-read --allow-run frontmatter_test.ts still reports 512 passing steps. Please assert the git command succeeded and replace the lookahead with in-process filtering or another git query that ERE can express.