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fix: simplify Redact header and remove duplicate blog divider - #1431
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Use a minimal 3:1, 24 KB Redact banner for the article and thumbnail, while preserving the existing launch graphic for social previews. An optional socialImage field lets posts choose that image independently, falling back to the header image for existing posts.
Only render MarkdownContent's title divider when it renders a title. Blog pages already provide their own heading and divider, so this removes the duplicate line.
Checked the rendered blog locally and confirmed the OG image remains the original graphic. Content generation passed. Full tests skipped per the requested publishing workflow.