Cuisine images show the wrong cuisine

Three pairs of cuisine sections share one featured.webp, so four sections display a label that is not theirs.

content/post/recipe/american/featured.webp and content/post/recipe/australian/featured.webp (digest 86757ab8) are the same green “Pastries” title card; each section gets an image of its own food.
content/post/recipe/mexican/featured.webp and content/post/recipe/middle-eastern/featured.webp (digest bdf27870) are the same green “Middle Eastern” title card; Mexican gets a Mexican dish.
content/post/recipe/japanese/featured.webp and content/post/recipe/chinese/featured.webp (digest c90fea9a) are the same Mongolian beef plate; Japanese gets a Japanese dish.
Images are added through Git LFS.
Each of the four sections’ resources params describe the new image: params.caption is the alt text of what is shown, params.title the caption under it, and no alt text names another cuisine.

Acceptance Criteria

md5sum content/post/recipe/*/featured.webp | awk '{print $1}' | sort | uniq -d prints nothing: no two cuisine sections share an image.
A crop of each of the 13 cuisine featured.webp files shows food, and the words printed on it, if any, name its own cuisine.
grep -A4 '^resources:' content/post/recipe/*/_index.md shows a params.caption naming that section’s cuisine, for all 13 sections.
pnpm run test passes, html-validate and heading checks included.

Sizing card variants: p2-us-featured-images.
Alt text for images that show the right thing: p2-us-card-image-alt-text, done.