The README says what the homepage says, and a test reads both - #21
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds tests for homepage and README consistency. It also updates the Docs, Tests, and CTRLRun Verified badge URLs to use ChangesDocumentation consistency
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The library's README now opens with index.mdx's H1 and lede verbatim, closes on its footer line, and walks the seven steps of the how-it-works diagram in the same order. tests/test_home_and_readme_agree.py reads those sentences out of index.mdx and the diagram and asserts the README carries them, so a rewrite of the homepage fails here until the README follows; the library pins the same strings on its side.
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…ted of the README The docs badge, the tests badge and the verify badge link to the documentation host, which serves every page under ctrlrun.dev/docs at the same path. The README carries no commercial material, so the test that expected the site's closing line there is gone; the H1, the lede and the seven steps are still asserted.
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In `@tests/test_home_and_readme_agree.py`:
- Around line 50-51: Update the README validation test around the homepage H1
and lede assertions to extract the opening H1 and lede from the README header
and compare them in the required sequence. Ensure unrelated opening prose and a
lede appearing before the H1 do not satisfy the check, while preserving the
existing mismatch diagnostics where practical.
- Line 58: Update the test around the steps list to parse diagram labels from
how-diagram.jsx in source order, assert that exactly seven labels are found, and
use the extracted list for README assertions instead of the hard-coded sequence.
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…ff the diagram Two review findings: the H1 must open the README's prose and the lede must follow it directly, rather than both merely appearing somewhere before the first section; and the seven steps come from the diagram's own labels in source order (the wide and narrow drawings have to agree), so a reordered or added step fails here instead of passing a fixed list. Signed-off-by: arpan <contact@arpanghoshal.com>
…ease branch Main brought #1 (the Pythons CI tests, read rather than typed), #18 (the assurance case) and #21 (the README test and the badge generator). The readiness block conflicted on both sides' regenerations; regenerated once more against the kernel's release/0.10.0 and pasted fresh. Signed-off-by: arpan <contact@arpanghoshal.com>
`main` has been red since #18, #1 and #21 landed: three push runs failed in a row, all on `docs/security/assurance-case.mdx`. Every branch cut afterwards inherits it, this one included, so the release cannot go green without fixing it. Four are the page's, one is the list's. - **The description was 198 characters**, and the limit is 155 because that is where a search result truncates. Rewritten to say the same thing in one sentence. - **No `## Next`**, which every `.mdx` carries so a reader is never left at the bottom of a page with nowhere to go. Added, with four links. - **No link to Why and none to Get started.** Both are in that section now. - **`SEO.md` had no row.** The file is the plan, one row per page; a page with no row is a page nobody decided what it was for. Query and definitional sentence added beside the other `docs/security/` rows. - **1,816 words against a 900 budget.** `security/assurance-case` joins `LONG_FORM`, where `THREAT_MODEL`, `ARCHITECTURE`, `CLAIMS` and the OWASP pages already are. Cutting an assurance case to 900 words means dropping either a claim or the evidence under one, and a claim without its evidence is what the page exists to refuse. The reason is in the list beside the entry. Readiness regenerated after the merge: **6,066** tests, pasted into both homes.
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CTRLRun/ctrlrun#185 (the README rewrite and the new animation). Merge #185 first, then re-run this PR's CI and merge: the CI here checks out kernelmain, so the new test reads the old README until #185 lands and is red for that reason alone.tools/docs_audit/render_badges.pyandgenerated/badges.readme.md: the docs, tests and verify badges link tohttps://docs.ctrlrun.dev/.tests/test_home_and_readme_agree.py: the README opens withindex.mdx's H1 and lede verbatim and walks the seven steps ofsnippets/how-diagram.jsxin the same order. It reads the sentences out of the homepage, so a rewrite of the homepage fails here until the README follows; the library pins the same strings on its side.Run locally against the kernel branch: this test,
test_docs_audit, lint, links and the README snippets all green. The other red rows on this PR's run (test_docs_reference, the CLAIMS line numbers, the readiness count, the OWASP rows for G25 to G27, the verify transcripts) are red against kernelmaintoday as well, from v0.10 items merged ahead of their pages; not touched here.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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