Add blog and article narration import

README.md

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 The project currently has no third-party Lektor packages or plugins.
 
+### Local blog editor
+
+For a focused desktop form that creates and edits records under `content/blog/`,
+run:
+
+```bash
+python scripts/blog_editor.py
+```
+
+The editor uses Tkinter from the Python standard library. It reads the approved
+tag choices from `content/tags/`, writes normal `contents.lr` records to the
+working tree, and can delete a loaded entry after explicit confirmation. Entry
+deletion removes its complete record directory, including attachments, so the
+confirmation identifies additional files before proceeding. The editor does
+not commit, push, build, or deploy changes. Review saved or deleted records with
+the routine content workflow above.
+
+For a saved entry, **Choose Narration WAV…** converts a selected WAV using
+`ffmpeg` from `PATH`, or the repository-provided `support/ffmpeg.exe` when it
+is not installed system-wide, and writes the entry-local `narration.mp3`
+attachment that the existing narration player recognizes. It uses a fixed
+44.1 kHz mono, 96 kbps MP3 preset; replacing or removing narration requires
+confirmation. If `ffmpeg` is unavailable or conversion fails, the existing
+narration attachment is left unchanged.
+
+### Local article editor
+
+For a focused desktop form that creates and edits records under
+`content/articles/`, run:
+
+```bash
+python scripts/article_editor.py
+```
+
+The article editor follows the existing cover convention: a first Markdown
+image referencing an article-local `cover-image.png` or `cover-image.jpg`.
+Choose a PNG, JPG, or JPEG in the editor and it is copied beside `contents.lr`
+with that canonical name. Replacing or removing a cover requires confirmation.
+The editor does not commit, push, build, or deploy changes; review all working
+tree changes with the routine content workflow above.
+
+The article editor also has the same saved-entry narration control: it converts
+a selected WAV to the article-local `narration.mp3` attachment using `ffmpeg`
+from `PATH` or `support/ffmpeg.exe`, with the fixed 44.1 kHz mono, 96 kbps MP3
+preset. Replacement and removal require confirmation; failed conversion leaves
+any existing narration unchanged.
+
 ## Production filesystem and permissions
 
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