Add <img> vs <picture> bookmark

[nwthomas]

Motivation

• Add the requested Medium article to the site's bookmarks collection so it appears on the bookmarks page.

Description

• Inserted a new bookmark object in app/bookmarks/bookmarks.ts with id: "bbf0570e-8bb5-4f2c-8a7e-c17be854d15e", date: "2026-07-29", title: "<img> vs <picture>", and the provided Medium url.
• Committed the change to the repository (push was not performed because no remote is configured in this environment).

Testing

• Ran bunx prettier --check app/bookmarks/bookmarks.ts, which passed.
• Ran make lint (ESLint), which produced no errors.
• Attempted make build; initial runs failed due to missing font files and required environment variables (REDIS_URL / REDIS_TOKEN), so a full production build could not be validated in this environment.

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Escape bookmark titles in the Atom feed

When an Atom client requests /bookmarks/atom, app/bookmarks/atom/route.ts interpolates this title directly into XML, producing <title><img> vs <picture></title>. The unclosed elements make the entire feed malformed (an XML parser reports a mismatched tag), so feed readers cannot consume any entries; escape XML metacharacters while serializing bookmark titles.

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