wtf is compile-error.net?

This repository contains the source code behind a website called compile-error.net. The project itself is straightforward: it's a simple site built mostly with HTML, and despite the repository's name, the project compiles just fine. Since the README doesn't go into detail, the purpose of the project has to be inferred from its name and contents. It appears to be a lighthearted, likely single-page website built around programming humor, specifically, the frustration of code refusing to compile or throwing unexpected errors. Developers often bond over the shared experience of cryptic compiler messages, so a site with this name likely serves as a joke page, a blog, or a landing page for a developer's personal project. A non-technical reader can think of this repository as the folder where all the files for that website live. Because the primary language is HTML, the site is relatively simple. HTML is the basic building block of the web, which means this site probably doesn't rely on complex behind-the-scenes logic or databases to function. This project would appeal to a developer with a sense of humor who wants to spin up a quick joke site, or a non-technical founder looking for a very simple example of how a basic website is structured. The repo's main value is just being the home for a handful of web files that, together, form a functioning website.