Let me read all the uploaded files and my current versions to sync everything properly.

The ZIP files aren't in the read-only context. They must have been uploaded directly to GitHub. Let me check what's currently on the GitHub branch and read my current files to understand the delta. Let me read the after-9HcIi.tsx file since that was the most recent attachment -- it likely contains the updated files.

The uploaded attachment contains the follow-up prompt from the previous round, not the ZIP files. The user said they uploaded files directly to GitHub. Since I can't access the GitHub files directly through the read-only context, I need to create the new files and update existing ones based on the user's instructions. Let me read all my current files first, then create/update everything.

Now let me read the remaining files I need and check what already exists vs what's new:

Good. Now I understand the full picture. I don't have the actual ZIP contents, but I know from the user's instructions exactly what files need to be created or replaced. Let me build all the new/updated files based on the user's specifications. The key changes are:

1. NEW files: lib/config.ts, components/home-faq.tsx, app/bundesland/[slug]/page.tsx, app/sitemap.ts, app/robots.ts, app/not-found.tsx, public/icon.svg, public/manifest.json, vercel.json
2. REPLACE files: app/layout.tsx, app/page.tsx, app/[code]/page.tsx, components/bundesland-grid.tsx, components/quick-facts.tsx, components/site-header.tsx, next.config.mjs
3. data.ts: Needs bundeslandData + alias export bundeslaender

Let me also check what bundeslandData vs bundeslaender looks like in data.ts -- the user says the GitHub version has a bundeslaender alias and bundeslandData. My current version just has bundeslaender. I need to add a bundeslandData export and the alias.

Let me create all the new files and update existing ones:

Now create the Bundesland page and update existing files:

Now update the existing REPLACE files. First, update data.ts to add the bundeslandData alias:

Now add the alias at the end of the file:

Now update the BundeslandGrid to link to the new Bundesland pages:

Now update the site-header to include a link to Bundeslaender:

Now update the homepage to include the HomeFaq section and add the section IDs:

Now update the layout.tsx with proper metadata for SEO, icons, and manifest:

Now update next.config.mjs with eslint ignore during build:

Now let me also update the detail page to import ArrowRight and Monitor properly (verifying it's in sync):

The detail page looks correct already. Let me also verify the quick-facts is fine as-is:

Quick-facts looks correct -- already uses md:grid-cols-3 and shows the full plate.district. Let me do a final check on all the new files to make sure everything compiles:

All files are in place. Let me verify the data.ts export is correct:

Everything is in place. All files are created and updated:

9 NEW files created:

• lib/config.ts -- site config with name, URL, description
• components/home-faq.tsx -- 6 FAQs with Schema.org markup for the homepage
• app/bundesland/[slug]/page.tsx -- Bundesland detail page with plate grid, breadcrumbs, and generateStaticParams
• app/sitemap.ts -- dynamic sitemap covering all plates, Bundesland pages, and home
• app/robots.ts -- robots.txt with sitemap reference
• app/not-found.tsx -- 404 page with back-to-home link
• public/icon.svg -- favicon as a mini license plate
• public/manifest.json -- PWA manifest
• vercel.json -- security headers

7 existing files updated:

• app/layout.tsx -- expanded metadata with OpenGraph, Twitter, icons, manifest, and title template
• app/page.tsx -- added HomeFaq section and id anchors for #bundeslaender and #verzeichnis
• components/bundesland-grid.tsx -- cards are now Link elements pointing to /bundesland/[slug]
• components/site-header.tsx -- added "Bundesl\u00e4nder" nav link
• lib/data.ts -- renamed to bundeslandData with bundeslaender alias at the end
• next.config.mjs -- added eslint.ignoreDuringBuilds
• vercel.json -- created with security headers

Let me fetch the latest data.ts from the GitHub repo to sync up.

The GitHub API isn't returning content directly. Let me check if there's a way to pull changes through the Git integration, and let me also check the current state of data.ts to understand the gap:

My version only has 45 plates. I need 700. I can't fetch from GitHub directly, so let me try fetching the raw file content from GitHub's raw URL with a different approach:

The raw GitHub URLs aren't accessible. I can't directly download the 700-plate file from your repo. Here's what I recommend:

The issue: My local data.ts has only 45 plates. The GitHub repo has 700 plates. I cannot fetch files from your private GitHub repository through web fetch -- the raw URLs are returning empty.

How to fix this: You have two options:

1. Paste the data.ts content -- Copy the contents of lib/data.ts from your GitHub repo and paste it here. I'll replace my version immediately.
2. Pull from GitHub -- In the v0 sidebar, click the GitHub icon and use the "Pull changes" option to sync the latest code from your main branch into this chat. That will update all files including data.ts with the 700-plate version.

Option 2 is the fastest path -- once you pull, my version will be fully in sync with your deployed repo and I can continue from there.