Add DD Photos to site generators - #1083
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Adds DD Photos to the site generators gallery.
DD Photos is a static photo and video album generator. A Go CLI (photogen) resizes images to WebP,
transcodes video to browser-friendly MP4, and emits JSON index files; a pre-built SvelteKit frontend
renders them as a fully static site — no server code and no database. It powers
ddphotos.donohoe.info, and there is an open-source
companion desktop app for running it without any
developer tooling.
One new file, src/site/generators/dd-photos.md. Verified with a local npm run build: the page
renders at /generators/dd-photos/, the card appears on /generators/ and picks up the Go,
TypeScript and AGPL-3.0-only filters, and the build produces no new SPDX license warnings.