Say the explainer is hosted, because it now is - #2
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The Pages deploy ran on the merge and succeeded: https://ebt55.github.io/incidentgate/ returns 200 and serves 52,627 bytes, byte-identical to the committed explainer/index.html, so the gated file reached the URL rather than a rebuild or the headless fragment. The README said the page "will be hosted", was "not live yet", and that the URL "404s until that lands". All three were true when written this morning and are false now. A placeholder that outlives its condition is the same defect as any other record that no longer matches what produced it, and this one sat in the file whose staleness started the rewrite. Replaced with the present tense, and the deploy gate named where a reader will look for it: the page cannot drift from the artifacts without failing the deploy, which is the reason it is served from a workflow rather than uploaded. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Changes are limited to README wording updates and are consistent with the existing Pages deploy gate behavior, with only a minor phrasing tweak suggested.
Pull request overview
Updates the README to reflect that the explainer page is now actively hosted via GitHub Pages, and documents (in present tense) the deployment gate that prevents publishing a stale explainer derived from outdated artifacts.
Changes:
- Replaces the “not live yet / will be hosted” placeholder language with current hosted status and the live URL.
- Notes that the Pages deploy is gated to prevent publishing an explainer page that has drifted from its generating inputs.
File summaries
| File | Description |
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| README.md | Updates explainer-page section to reflect live hosting and describe the deploy gate that prevents stale publication. |
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| from — [`.github/workflows/pages.yml`](.github/workflows/pages.yml) gates on | ||
| `build.py --check`, so a stale page fails the deploy rather than reaching the URL | ||
| most likely to be read and quoted. |
The Pages deploy ran on the merge of #1 and succeeded in 26 seconds.
https://ebt55.github.io/incidentgate/ returns 200 and serves 52,627
bytes — byte-identical to the committed
explainer/index.html, which confirmsthe gated file reached the URL rather than a rebuild or the headless fragment.
The README still said the page "will be hosted", was "not live yet", and
that the URL "404s until that lands". All three were true this morning and are
false now.
A placeholder that outlives its condition is the same defect as any other record
that no longer matches what produced it — and this one was sitting in the file
whose staleness prompted the rewrite in the first place.
This replaces it with the present tense and names the deploy gate where a reader
will look for it: the page cannot drift from the artifacts without failing the
deploy, which is why it is served from a workflow rather than uploaded.
tests/test_readme_test_command_is_the_one_that_works.pyandtests/test_explainer_is_derived_from_artifacts.pyboth pass (21 tests) — thoseare the only tests that read the README. CI runs the full gate.
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