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Publish international cricket ratings as a Quarto website, with separate Test, ODI, and T20I pages, methods, downloads, the correctness audit, and the modeling research agenda. The site reads the verified publication bundle; rendering does not acquire data or refit models.

Recent-history charts now label teams and current ratings at line endpoints, with darker colors and distinct line patterns. Separate full-history panels use common axes. The curves use end-of-day match updates and include the current partial month; PNG and SVG downloads accompany each view.

The weekly update renders and validates the site before committing, then passes its newly committed SHA to a reusable Pages workflow, so publication works for GITHUB_TOKEN commits. Merges to main also deploy. Authored pages stay in docs/ and index.qmd; generated HTML goes to ignored out/site/. CI renders all pages, checks local links and download hashes, and saves browser previews at desktop and narrow-screen widths. Site-only code edits do not invalidate model-stage fingerprints.

Validation:

• Local lint and all 124 assertions pass, including numerical reference checks, chart endpoint and chronology checks, and publication failure cases.
• A complete prepare → analyze → visualize → publish rebuild passed. Prepared matches and all numerical ratings CSVs remain byte-identical to main.
• All eight pages render locally. Local links and copied download checksums pass validation.
• actionlint, filename lint, whitespace checks, and renv consistency checks pass.
• agy and Claude Code independently reviewed the implementation and follow-up fixes; neither reports a remaining blocker. Claude independently matched all 18,688 chart values at month ends to the monthly ratings.
• All eight final browser previews were inspected: overview and three rating pages at desktop and narrow-screen widths. Navigation has explicit contrasting colors; narrow displays scroll the charts at a readable size.

The research agenda describes future Glickman, TrueSkill-style, and mgcv models. Elo remains the only verified publication adapter; the specific Lewis reference still needs identification.