---
// src/pages/about.astro — in a project with output: 'server'
export const prerender = true;
---

<h1>About This Site</h1>
<p>This content never changes, so it's pre-rendered once at build time
   even though the rest of the project renders per-request.</p>

Steps to confirm:

1. With output: 'server' active (from Challenge 1), run npm run build.
2. Check the build output: about/index.html exists as a real,
   pre-rendered static file, the same as it would in a fully static
   project.
3. Every other page without prerender = true (like products/[id].astro
   from Challenge 1) has no equivalent pre-built file - those are
   rendered fresh by the Node server on each request instead.

Notes:
- prerender = true on this one page overrides the project's own
  server-mode default for just this file, confirming the per-page
  opt-out works in both directions - opting a page IN to static
  rendering here, and opting a page OUT to server rendering in the
  chapter's own dashboard.astro example.