fix(reporting): stabilize DepMap HTML publication - #77
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Publish one canonical DepMap index with top-20 intent rankings while retaining all 331 target reports. Render functional-dependency evidence as readable HTML metrics with collapsed machine-readable evidence, remove the duplicate target index, add strict repository-owned HTML validation, and preserve the authoritative three-intent baseline values. Validated with 783 tests, strict HTML preflight, Claude approval, and completed AGY audit. Closes #76.
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Summary
Stabilizes the public DepMap Public 26Q1 HTML publication for v0.5.1.
targets/index.html.Validation
git diff --check: PASSScientific boundaries
The reporting layer remains read-only with respect to productive target
membership, roles, scores and ranks.
DepMap cell-line dependency is not interpreted as clinical anti-PD-1 response
evidence. Absence of tumor-cell dependency does not invalidate an immune target.
Closes #76