Disable Authentication or Implement StaticCrypt?

[SummittDweller]

I have a working StaticCMS instance that I ported from NetlifyCMS recently. It's great but my client, a non-profit, needs a $0 solution and running an auth server just for the CMS seems to be the most expensive part of the mix. I have a bare metal server setup so that editors can use the CMS "locally" there and it works, but changes or additions they make are not "published" to the local Git repo as I hoped they would be.

I'm also using StaticCrypt with this client's admin site and it works very nicely for $0, presumably because it's still purely static, no moving parts required to make the authentication work. So I'm wondering if it's possible to configure StaticCMS so there is NO authentication required, so that I might encrypt the CMS instance using StaticCrypt for another $0 implementation?

Note that there's no sensitive data involved in any of this, I just need the convenience of StaticCMS for my content editors, so I'm not too worried that StaticCrypt isn't considered super-secure.