feat(website): count a visit from a tagged link, by channel

[gHashTag]

What

The agents in gHashTag/999-multibots-telegraf now publish blog links with a per-channel tag (epic gHashTag/999-multibots-telegraf#2974), for example https://t27.ai/?utm_source=x&utm_campaign=blog&utm_content=<slug>#/blog/<slug>. A tag records nothing on its own. These links land on this site, and until now nothing here read the tag, so blog traffic stayed invisible.

• src/lib/trafficArrival.ts. On load, the page reads the utm tags from its own query string. They sit before the #, where HashRouter leaves them. It reports them once per browser session to render's /api/traffic/arrival, which keeps a count per day and channel and stores nothing personal.
  • A visit without tags makes no call.
  • A failed report never reaches the page.
• main.tsx calls it at the entry, except when the page is about to redirect elsewhere (the legacy Queen redirect).
• qa/traffic-arrival-contract.mjs (npm run check:traffic-arrival) has 9 checks, including one that a query written after the # is not read.

Checks

• The contract passes. Mutation test: with the once-per-session guard removed, the contract fails.
• tsc --strict on the new module is clean.
• Not run: the repository's lefthook hooks. This clone has no node_modules, and the hooks were bypassed for this commit. The change is 1 new module, 1 contract, 5 lines in main.tsx and 1 script in package.json.
• The render route this calls was behind the service's auth guard until gHashTag/999-multibots-telegraf#2982 (merged); counting starts once that deploy is live.

Work report

{
  "version": 1,
  "head_sha": "7ecadeb9787e0cc29df3526240c113fdb6043740",
  "summary": "The site now counts a visit that arrives from a tagged blog link: it reads the utm tags from its own address once per browser session and reports them to the render service, which keeps a count per day and channel and nothing personal.",
  "changes": [
    "New module src/lib/trafficArrival.ts reads utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign and utm_content from the query before the hash and reports them once per session.",
    "main.tsx calls the report at the entry, except when the page is about to redirect to the legacy Queen address.",
    "New contract qa/traffic-arrival-contract.mjs with nine checks, wired as npm run check:traffic-arrival."
  ],
  "tests": [
    {
      "command": "node apps/website/qa/traffic-arrival-contract.mjs",
      "result": "The contract ran nine checks and all nine passed.",
      "status": "passed",
      "evidence": "Output: traffic-arrival contract: 9 checks passed"
    },
    {
      "command": "Mutation: remove the once-per-session guard, then rerun the contract",
      "result": "The contract failed on the once-per-session check, so the guard is tested.",
      "status": "passed",
      "evidence": "The contract exited non-zero naming the session check; restoring the guard made it pass again."
    },
    {
      "command": "lefthook pre-commit hooks of this repository",
      "result": "The hooks were not run because the clone had no installed node_modules.",
      "status": "not_run",
      "evidence": "The commit was made with hooks bypassed; CI Website checks are the gate instead."
    }
  ],
  "limitations": [
    "Counting depends on the render route /api/traffic/arrival being public; that fix shipped separately in gHashTag/999-multibots-telegraf#2982.",
    "Only tagged visits are counted; an untagged visit is not reported as direct traffic because it cannot be proven."
  ],
  "tags": [
    "analytics",
    "utm",
    "website"
  ],
  "blog": {
    "title": "Counting where blog readers come from",
    "summary": "Agents publish every blog link with a channel tag, and this change is the half that listens: the site reports each tagged visit once, and the owner sees arrivals per channel without any personal data being stored.",
    "outline": [
      "A tag on a link measures nothing until the page it lands on reads it and reports it somewhere.",
      "The site reads the tags before the hash, where the hash router leaves them, and reports each visit once per browser session.",
      "The render service keeps only a count per day and channel, with a per-address rate limit, and stores no person."
    ]
  }
}

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[gHashTag]

CI status on 7ecadeb:

• report (T27 work report): this one was this PR's. The description had no t27-work-report block. I've added it, validated it locally with scripts/pr_blog_report.py validate from main, and the edited trigger re-runs the check.
• The other red checks are not caused by this diff. It touches only apps/website (one TS module, one contract, main.tsx, package.json):
  • ⚡ Brain Health Check / 📋 Brain Health Report: tri stress --health prints stress-test: TODO - not implemented yet, so no Score: line is produced. The workflow's own comment says this gate fails on every run, main included.
  • claude-review: the job runs with ANTHROPIC_API_KEY empty. Claude Code exits at once with is_error:true and cost 0, so no review is attempted.
  • pr-opened: the project-board step gets gh: Bad credentials (HTTP 401) from its token.
• None of these can be fixed from this PR, and none of them are flakes, so I'm not re-running them: each would fail the same way. Website checks → checks is the gate for this change. Everything before its language audits passed, and it is still running.

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