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add cname file as prerequisite for adding cloudflare #196
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Signed-off-by: Michael Robinson <[email protected]>
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Given the inability to configure GitHub Pages to add secure headers to a site with a custom domain (see this thread), a third-party solution is required.
Cloudflare, which offers a free tier, appears to be the most common solution. As a first step in implementing it, this adds a required CNAME file to the root directory.