feat: add Vercel Web Analytics for journal pageview tracking - #68
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Why
The content series (spec §11) lists journal pageviews as a leading metric, but rectorspace.com has zero pageview instrumentation — Week 1 + Week 2 article traffic is unmeasurable and unrecoverable. This lands before Week 3 (SIP Protocol) ships so the next flagship launches with data from day one.
What
@vercel/analyticsdependency<Analytics />(from@vercel/analytics/next) in the root layout, afterVersionFooterNotes
Verification
npm run test— 613/613 ✓npx tsc --noEmit— clean ✓npm run lint— 0 errors (2 pre-existing warnings, untouched) ✓npm run build— green, all static/SSG pages prerender ✓