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I had no luck implementing Sia's webmentions code which you also appear to be using (most likely due to some silly syntax errors or something else). After having a look at your config, I'm not exactly sure how it actually runs as node-fetch doesn't appear to be installed and the latest versions wouldn't work with the require statements anyways.

I solved this by just using the nodejs native fetch API which doesn't require anything else than removing
line 2: const fetch = require('node-fetch');
in /src/_data/webmentions.js

I could be wrong about this, but it seems that when you combine this:

['src/assets/fonts/', 'src/assets/images/', 'src/assets/pdf/'].forEach(path =>
  eleventyConfig.addPassthroughCopy(path)
);

with this:

eleventyConfig.addPassthroughCopy({
  'src/assets/images/favicon/*': '/'
});

you end up with all of the favicon files in the root directory of the site (desired) as well as in the /assets/images/favicon directory of the site (probably not needed).

My solution would be to treat the favicon directory as a special class of assets, placing the favicon directory directly inside of the assets directory. This makes conceptual sense to me as not all of the files in the favicon directory are images.