Customize eec-courses-template for sunfloweracressoaps.com

Wire the sync workflow to eec-sunfloweracres, and add a real four-part
welcome/nurture course that also grows the sunfloweracres-list mailing
list via signup_list_name.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

courses/welcome/day-2.md

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+subject: "Why six weeks matters"
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+Every bar starts as oil and lye, mixed by hand into a batter, and poured into a mold. That part takes an afternoon. The soap that comes out of the mold isn't done yet, though — it's still soft, and still caustic enough that you wouldn't want it near your skin.
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+So it sits. Six weeks, minimum, while the saponification finishes and the water works its way out. What comes out the other side is a harder, milder bar that lasts longer in the shower and rinses clean instead of leaving a film.
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+It's the slow part of the process, and it's also the reason we sometimes run out of something before the next batch is ready. We'd rather you know that than wonder why a bar's been "out of stock" for a few weeks — it's not out for good, it's just curing.
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+That's also why the ingredient list stays short: oats, clay, charcoal, oat milk, honey, shea butter, essential oils. Nothing you'd need to look up.
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+Matthew & Marisol