[lbedner]

A generated stack with a public site of its own (the rose stack's journal) had to edit main.py, a framework file, to mount its routes, and could not take / because the framework's landing held it and the shell's tests assumed it.

• When app/components/web_frontend/routes/site.py exists, main.py mounts its router last, outside the Overseer's gate, and routes/pages.py registers its landing only when it does not: / is the site's, and no route of the site's can stand in front of a framework route (/login, /logout, /overseer and the rest keep working whatever the site declares).
• The shell's own tests (toasts, htmx config, the mounted dialogs, the theme head and toggle, the base layout's head details) fetch a page of the shell through tests/shell.py's shell_path() and the shell fixture: the landing, or the Overseer's door where a site owns the root. The landing's own tests skip where there is no landing. They tested base.html, never the landing itself.
• A guard in the framework's own tests holds the order and the condition. Docs: templates-and-partials.md. Dual-written into the live my-app.

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