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### D2.5 Figures — script-generated house style
`src/viz/style.py` + `scripts/make_figures.py` regenerate five showcase PNGs under
`docs/figures/` from the COMMITTED derived fixtures only (`data/fixtures/*.csv`) — no
raw data, so they rebuild in CI and anywhere. The style mirrors the sibling repo
`vol-lab/src/viz/style.py` (the dataviz-skill light-surface palette: categorical slots
raw data, so they rebuild in CI and anywhere. The house style is a light-surface palette (categorical slots
`#2a78d6/#eb6834/#1baf7a/#eda100/#e87ba4`, the five tickers pinned to fixed slots so
color follows the entity, hairline solid grid, frameless legend, bold sans titles, Agg
backend, fixed dpi 140) so the three portfolio repos read as one system. Figures:
backend, fixed dpi 140). Figures:
`01_ofi_horizon_profile`, `02_ofi_linearity` (R²=0.150 fit), `03_recovery_power` (the
verification differentiator), `04_robustness_heatmap` (the large-tick signature),
`05_sign_autocorr_decay`. **Determinism:** regeneration is byte-identical (asserted by
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