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Verify live Pages content anonymously after publishing - #3
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Adds anonymous HTTPS verification after the existing Pages deployment: require HTTP 200 and compare seven key pages/resources byte-for-byte with the exact published artifact. Curl ignores local configuration, receives no credentials/cookies, and uses bounded timeouts/retries. Permissions and deployment targets are unchanged.
PR #2 deployed successfully in run39462732706, but this operator's network resets connections to the public Pages hostname. The runner-based check supplies independent anonymous readback and keeps that verification on future deployments. Actionlint and whitespace checks pass; focused independent review and normal CI precede merge. No Google credentials, uploader gates, paid services or protection changes are involved.