1. Current list
Empty. A subprocessor is a third party that processes personal data on an operator’s behalf. This site collects no personal data, so there is none to pass on.
2. What would appear here
A real list names each provider, what it does, where it processes data, and under what transfer mechanism. It is usually a table with a “last updated” date, because the commitment attached to it is normally advance notice of change.
3. Build-time services
Fonts are fetched from a font provider at build time and then self-hosted. That means the provider sees the build machine once per build, and never sees a reader. Code highlighting also happens at build time and reaches no network.
4. Hosting
Static files have to be served by something. A real list would name that provider here, along with the regions it serves from, since it necessarily sees reader IP addresses in its logs.
5. Changes
A real policy commits to a notice period before a subprocessor is added.