Add static dashboard for Complement test results at areweyolosynapseyet.roflcopter.wtf

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Creates a static website displaying real-time Complement testing results from the parallel workflow, accessible via custom domain.

Implementation

Static Dashboard (docs/)

• Fetches test-results.json from complement-badges branch via raw GitHub API
• Renders overall compliance (currently 18%) + per-suite breakdowns for all 15 test suites
• Colour-coded pass rates (90%+ green → 20%- red), auto-refresh every 5 minutes
• Responsive dark theme, vanilla JS/CSS (no build step, ~15KB total)

GitHub Pages Deployment (.github/workflows/pages-deploy.yml)

• Auto-deploys on push to docs/ directory
• Custom domain via docs/CNAME: areweyolosynapseyet.roflcopter.wtf

DNS Configuration Required

Type:  CNAME
Name:  areweyolosynapseyet  
Value: edgeraghty.github.io

See docs/DNS_SETUP.md for provider-specific setup and DEPLOYMENT_CHECKLIST.md for deployment steps.

Architecture

complement-parallel.yml (15 suites) 
  → aggregates to complement-badges/test-results.json
  → fetched by static site
  → deployed via GitHub Pages
  → served at areweyolosynapseyet.roflcopter.wtf

Preview

Data updates automatically after each workflow run. Zero maintenance required.

Original prompt

create a static website I can access via domains I control which shows the complement testing of FERRETCANNON master branch using the logic from the parallel workflow.

the fqdn for the page will be areweyolosynapseyet.roflcopter.wtf but I can set any DNS records needed

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DNS record looks good, but there's one important change needed: disable Cloudflare proxy (click the orange cloud to make it grey). GitHub Pages requires DNS-only mode to provision HTTPS certificates correctly.

With the proxy enabled, you may experience:

• HTTPS certificate errors
• GitHub Pages unable to verify domain ownership
• The site may not load properly

After disabling the proxy (grey cloud ☁️), allow 5-10 minutes for the change to propagate, then GitHub Pages should automatically provision the HTTPS certificate.