Static output is not a claim that a site has no risk. It is a way to make the public path smaller and easier to inspect. A page can still have a domain, build dependencies, client scripts, and an account boundary that deserve care.
The practical test
The useful question is whether a runtime dependency earns its place. Content, documentation, and public routes often become more durable when they can render before a server decides what to do. Dynamic parts can remain narrow and explicit.
Related practice
Use this note as a prompt for a concrete review: identify the current public route, the source that owns it, the people it needs to serve, and the failure state it must survive.