Changes made for this site (original: https://github.com/thomaspark/gridgarden @ 0e262f7272d4992340eb556bdb9b2d502cc59932)
Original game by Thomas Park, MIT License (see LICENSE). Renamed for this site to "CSS Grid Carrot Patch".

- Copied runtime files only: index.html, favicon.ico, css/style.css, js/*.js, images/*.svg and
  images/carrots-win.png, plus LICENSE. Not copied: images/games/ (promo images for the author's commercial games),
  images/screenshot.png, CNAME, _config.yml, package files.
- The repository's node_modules/ was empty at this commit; jQuery 3.5.1 (MIT, lib/jquery-LICENSE.txt) and
  animate.css 3.4.0 (MIT, license in file header), versions matching package.json ("^3.5.1", "^3.4.0"), were copied
  unchanged into lib/ from the same author's flexboxfroggy repository.
- index.html: removed Google Analytics, Open Graph/Twitter meta tags, the promo tiles and text links to the author's
  commercial game site, and its YouTube/Twitter links.
- index.html: replaced the Google Fonts link with fonts/fonts.css (local PT Sans, Autour One and Source Code Pro,
  all SIL OFL 1.1; license texts in fonts/).
- Renamed the game in the page title, heading and footer. The footer now reads "CSS Grid Carrot Patch is based on an
  open-source game by Thomas Park (MIT License)" with links to the author's GitHub profile and the source repository.
- Language: the game shipped many translations inline. We kept English only: js/levels.js, js/docs.js and
  js/messages.js were regenerated with only the "en" strings (re-serialized as JSON; boards, selectors and target
  styles unchanged), the language menu was removed from the footer, and js/game.js now always uses English.
- js/levels.js: the first level's welcome sentence names the new title; the "You win" text no longer names the
  author's other game character or promotes his other games.
- js/messages.js: the unsupported-browser message no longer contains links; an unused promo string was removed.
- js/game.js: removed the Google Analytics event calls (they sent each typed answer), the random analytics user id
  stored in localStorage, and the code that inserted Twitter share/follow buttons.
No level, answer check or game rule was changed.