chore: unify footer across pages; switch license to PolyForm-NC#4
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LICENSE, README:
- LICENSE swapped GNU GPL v3 → PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0 (org
noncommercial-public-interest standard, matching sansad-semantic-crawler)
- README "## License" section rewritten
Unified footer on /, /data/, /inequality/, /spend/:
- <section class="closing-section"> wraps EDUCATE block + pamphlet meta
(the existing rich closing content stays where it was, only the wrapper
class renames)
- <footer class="page-footer"> is identical across the four pages:
- <details class="bib-collapse"> with "Sources, data & citations"
summary button; page-specific bibliography inside (click to expand)
- .wip-notice stamp on every page
- .colophon-line: Last updated May 2026 · Code: PolyForm-NC 1.0 ·
Data: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 · GitHub (octicon)
assets/styles.css:
- .page-footer rules: typography, bib-list/bib-notes inside the collapse,
summary button styling with +/− indicator, colophon-line, github-link
inline-flex with octicon at 1em
- .wip-notice: red-dashed stamp; white-space: nowrap so the disclaimer
stays on one line on desktop; relaxed to normal on viewports < 720px
- .footer / .closing-section selectors merged so the EDUCATE H2/H3
sizing applies in both contexts
- Page colophon strip replaces the standalone .page-colophon
scripts/build_spend_page.py + spend/index.html:
- Goa Exception panel trimmed to 3 rows (Goa, average of state averages,
per Indian); sub-text split onto two lines per row; canvas widened
to 720x428, headline 36px, ₹ values 50px
- Right-aligned ₹ values in fixed column; values no longer overlap
sub-labels
- Renamed Methods sub-blocks to a Chicago-format numbered Sources list
citing Kulkarni-Balaji-Dhanamjaya 2025, MoHFW Technical Group 2020,
Open Budgets India (CivicDataLab + CBGA), and CPI-IW (Labour Bureau)
- New "Builds on" credit block between hero and Section 1 — earnest
acknowledgement of the three pieces of work this analysis depends on
- Footer line: WIP stamp on its own line, colophon line on its own line
(was wrapping mid-line)
- GitHub repo link uses the academiaindia/whoseuniversity.org octicon
pattern (inline-flex, 1em octicon, inherits text colour)
Cache-bust v=40 → v=43 across index.html, data/index.html, inequality/index.html.
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SECURITY.md: - Tailored to a static GitHub Pages site (no backend, no scraper, no user data). Covers XSS, CDN-integrity, data accuracy, licensing. - Reporting channels: GitHub Issues for non-sensitive; GitHub private vulnerability reporting / direct email for sensitive. .github/workflows/checks.yml — runs on PRs and main pushes: - `link checker` (lychee) over the four live pages + top-level docs. - `html validation` (html-validate@9) over the four live HTML files. - Concurrency group so superseded runs cancel automatically. .github/dependabot.yml: - Monthly bumps for GitHub Actions workflow versions (no runtime deps to track; site is hand-authored static HTML/CSS/JS). Branch protection on `main` configured separately via `gh api`: - PRs required, zero approvals (self-merge allowed for solo maintainer) - link-checker + html-validation must pass before merge - linear history (squash or rebase only) - force-push blocked, branch deletion blocked - conversations must be resolved
.htmlvalidate.json: - Disable void-style rule (site uses XHTML-style self-closing <meta /> and <link />; both forms are valid HTML5 — the choice is stylistic and the existing convention stays) - Disable other rules that fire on advocacy-grade pamphlet content rather than substantive HTML problems: no-inline-style, long-title, no-raw-characters, etc. lychee.toml: - base = "." so root-relative hrefs (/data/, /spend/, /#write) resolve against the repo root the same way GitHub Pages serves them. - Accept 200/206/403/429 (academic + bot-blocked sources sometimes 403) - Exclude pgportal.gov.in (India govt SSL chain not trusted by Linux CI runners; site is reachable from end-user browsers) and polyformproject.org (intermittent 404s on the trailing-slash licence URL we cite — text is canonical and stable elsewhere) .github/workflows/checks.yml: link-checker step now reads from lychee.toml instead of inline args.
.htmlvalidate.json:
- Disable rules that fire on pre-existing markup the site has chosen
to accept: prefer-native-element (role-based grids), element-
permitted-content (legacy button > div), unrecognized-char-ref
(Q&A text), aria-label-misuse, no-redundant-aria-label.
- These were not introduced by this PR; cleaning them up is a
separate follow-up. The void-style + raw-characters disables from
the previous commit stay.
lychee.toml:
- accept now uses string ranges ("200..=299") — TOML parser failed on
bare-integer array.
- root_dir = "/github/workspace" so root-relative hrefs (/data/,
/spend/) resolve against the runner's checked-out repo.
- Add jsdelivr.net and fonts.gstatic.com to excludes — CDN endpoints
block unauthenticated GETs from CI IP ranges.
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Summary
Follow-up to PR #3. Three concerns landed together:
License switch.
LICENSEswapped from GNU GPL v3 → PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0 (matchessansad-semantic-crawler; org-wide noncommercial-public-interest standard).README.md§ License rewritten.Unified footer.
/,/data/,/inequality/,/spend/now share the same footer structure: collapsible<details class="bib-collapse">"Sources, data & citations" button, WIP stamp, and a colophon line: Last updated May 2026 · Code: PolyForm-NC 1.0 · Data: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 · GitHub. The existing rich closing content (EDUCATE block + pamphlet meta) moves into a<section class="closing-section">above the footer; the footer itself is now the same shape everywhere./spend/ polish. Goa Exception panel trimmed to three rows (Goa, average of state averages, per Indian); sub-text broken across two lines per row and sized up. Right-aligned ₹ values no longer overlap sub-labels. Methods section sources rewritten in Chicago bibliographic format with explicit credit to: Kulkarni-Balaji-Dhanamjaya (2025), MoHFW Technical Group on Population Projections (chaired by K. S. James, 2020), Open Budgets India (CivicDataLab + CBGA), and Labour Bureau CPI-IW. A new "Builds on" credit block sits between the hero and Section 1 — earnest acknowledgement up front.
Cache-bust
v=40→v=43.Test plan
LICENSEfile is PolyForm-NC text/spend/Goa Exception panel reads in three rows; ₹ values don't overlap sub-labels/spend/"Builds on" block is visible immediately below the hero