docs(site): rework protocol docs into Binary Protocol section (#67) The 857-line schema page sat buried under Server and mixed every protocol concern, the replica-to-replica wire was undocumented, and the storage-engine write-pipeline diagram rendered unreadably while contradicting the code. Schema content now lives in a top-level Binary Protocol section split by concern (framing, connection lifecycle, commands, shared encodings, message batches), plus a new server-to-server page written against the consensus code: command registry, frame seals, handshake, replication, view changes, repair, state transfer, and session forwarding. A meta-refresh stub keeps the old /docs/server/schema/ URL alive since the static export cannot redirect. The write-pipeline diagram is redrawn without the back-edge cycle and long edge label that scrambled the site's mermaid renderer, and its claims are corrected against the server: stamping happens at journal-append time before replication acks, buffering at prepare time, the flush gate is a three-way OR evaluated on commit events, and enforce_fsync does fdatasync on both the .log and .index. Inherited errors fixed along the way: the header-kinds table was missing code 8 (Int128); the server-stamped message time is the flat batch base_timestamp, not base_timestamp + timestamp_delta; and compression_algorithm is now documented as a placeholder (the value is stored and reported, but nothing compresses payloads yet - the message-headers examples show the client-side pattern). Two rendering fixes ride along. The mermaid component bumped font-size attributes after layout, overflowing node boxes sized for the original metrics and colliding adjacent nodes; it now zooms the whole SVG uniformly instead. And the fumadocs mobile TOC bar ([data-toc-popover]) is lifted to z-30 with an opaque background: it was sticky at z-10 and transparent, so docs content using z-10 painted over it while scrolling under.
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