Add shuttle status page with animated rocket timeline

_config.yml

@@ -39,6 +39,7 @@ exclude:
   - Makefile
   - CLAUDE.md
   - .claude/
+  - docs/
 
 ############################################################
 # Site configuration for the Jekyll 3 Pagination Gem

_data/navigation.yml

@@ -24,6 +24,10 @@ main_menu:
     url: "/news"
     menu_type: "simple"
 
+  - text: "Status"
+    url: "/status.html"
+    menu_type: "simple"
+
   - text: "FAQ"
     url: "/faq.html"
     menu_type: "simple"

_data/runs.yml

@@ -81,6 +81,43 @@ runs:
         description: "Chip-on-board packaged parts shipped"
         status: "delivery"
 
+    # Shuttle status page stops (rendered by /status.html).
+    # Explicit status ("done" | "current" | "pending") always wins; without it
+    # the page falls back to comparing `date` against the build time.
+    # Run 1 had no early bird pricing, so that stop is omitted.
+    stops:
+      - title: "Final Order Date"
+        date: "2025-11-28"
+        display_date: "28 November 2025"
+        status: "done"
+      - title: "GDS In Date"
+        date: "2025-12-03"
+        display_date: "3 December 2025"
+        status: "done"
+      - title: "GF Mask Manufacturing"
+        date: "2026-01-08"
+        display_date: "January – February 2026"
+        status: "done"
+      - title: "GF Wafer Manufacturing"
+        date: "2026-03-03"
+        display_date: "March – May 2026"
+        status: "done"
+      - title: "Dicing & Sorting"
+        date: "2026-05-29"
+        display_date: "Late May 2026"
+        status: "done"
+      - title: "Bare Dies Shipped"
+        date: "2026-06-03"
+        display_date: "Early June 2026"
+        status: "done"
+      - title: "Chip on Board Packaging"
+        date: "2026-06-15"
+        display_date: "June 2026"
+        status: "done"
+      - title: "Chip on Board Packaged Shipped"
+        display_date: "Rolling out from June 2026"
+        status: "current"
+
   gf180mcu_run_2:
     name: "GF180MCU Run 2"
     process: "GF180MCU"
@@ -168,6 +205,37 @@ runs:
         description: "Bare dies and packaged parts shipped to customers"
         status: "delivery"
 
+    # Shuttle status page stops (rendered by /status.html).
+    # Fab stage dates are estimates: GDS in 30 June 2026 plus the ~12-week
+    # fab time observed on Run 1, landing on the 16 October 2026 delivery.
+    stops:
+      - title: "Early Bird Deadline"
+        date: "2026-04-30"
+        display_date: "30 April 2026"
+        status: "done"
+      - title: "Final Order Date"
+        date: "2026-06-30"
+        display_date: "30 June 2026"
+        status: "done"
+      - title: "GDS In Date"
+        date: "2026-07-14"
+        display_date: "14 July 2026"
+        status: "done"
+      - title: "GF Mask Manufacturing"
+        display_date: "Late July 2026"
+        status: "done"
+      - title: "GF Wafer Manufacturing"
+        display_date: "Est. August – October 2026"
+        status: "current"
+      - title: "Dicing & Sorting"
+        display_date: "Est. October 2026"
+      - title: "Bare Dies Shipped"
+        display_date: "Est. 16 October 2026"
+      - title: "Chip on Board Packaging"
+        display_date: "Est. November 2026"
+      - title: "Chip on Board Packaged Shipped"
+        display_date: "Est. November 2026"
+
   gf180mcu_run_3:
     name: "GF180MCU Run 3"
     process: "GF180MCU"
@@ -253,3 +321,33 @@ runs:
         display_date: "Q2 2027"
         description: "Bare dies and packaged parts shipped to customers"
         status: "delivery"
+
+    # Shuttle status page stops (rendered by /status.html).
+    # Hard deadlines carry machine-readable dates so their status flips
+    # automatically at build time; manufacturing stages are estimates that
+    # get updated editorially as the run progresses.
+    stops:
+      # Deadline timestamps mirror the canonical early_bird_deadline /
+      # campaign_deadline / submission_deadline values above (end of day
+      # AoE) so a stop never shows as passed while orders are still open.
+      - title: "Early Bird Deadline"
+        date: "2026-10-01T11:59:00Z"
+        display_date: "30 September 2026"
+      - title: "Final Order Date"
+        date: "2026-12-10T11:59:00Z"
+        display_date: "9 December 2026"
+      - title: "GDS In Date"
+        date: "2026-12-17T11:59:00Z"
+        display_date: "16 December 2026"
+      - title: "GF Mask Manufacturing"
+        display_date: "Est. January 2027"
+      - title: "GF Wafer Manufacturing"
+        display_date: "Est. January – April 2027"
+      - title: "Dicing & Sorting"
+        display_date: "Est. April 2027"
+      - title: "Bare Dies Shipped"
+        display_date: "Est. 16 April 2027"
+      - title: "Chip on Board Packaging"
+        display_date: "Est. May 2027"
+      - title: "Chip on Board Packaged Shipped"
+        display_date: "Est. May 2027"

_includes/components/rocket.html

@@ -0,0 +1,16 @@
+{% comment %}
+  Inline SVG rocket for the shuttle status page (/status.html).
+
+  Usage: {% include components/rocket.html mode="flying" %}
+    mode: "flying" — nose down (travelling to the next stop), flame lit
+          "parked" — nose up (launch pad / mission complete), flame off
+{% endcomment %}
+<span class="ws-rocket ws-rocket--{{ include.mode | default: "flying" }}" aria-hidden="true">
+  <svg class="ws-rocket-svg" viewBox="0 0 24 36" width="24" height="36" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" focusable="false">
+    <path class="ws-rocket-flame" d="M12 25.5 C10.2 28 10.2 31 12 34.5 C13.8 31 13.8 28 12 25.5 Z"/>
+    <path class="ws-rocket-fin" d="M8 15.5 C5.2 17.5 4 20.5 4 24 L8 21.5 Z"/>
+    <path class="ws-rocket-fin" d="M16 15.5 C18.8 17.5 20 20.5 20 24 L16 21.5 Z"/>
+    <path class="ws-rocket-body" d="M12 1 C15 4 16 8 16 13 L16 21.5 C16 22.9 15 24 13.6 24 L10.4 24 C9 24 8 22.9 8 21.5 L8 13 C8 8 9 4 12 1 Z"/>
+    <circle class="ws-rocket-window" cx="12" cy="12" r="2.6"/>
+  </svg>
+</span>

_posts/2026-07-24-run3-coming-soon.md

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ The tools are open source. The PDK is open source. Your design can be open or cl
 Run 1 has been packaged and shipped to all of our customers -- from hobbyists to academics, and from industry specialists
 to community groups, people have been able to get their hands on their very own custom silicon. Many are testing their
 designs right now, and our chip-on-board packaging solution has been popular and successful! Read more about it in
-our dedicated [chip-on-board progress update](/news/chip-on-board-progress).
+our dedicated [chip-on-board progress update]({{ "/news/chip-on-board-progress" | relative_url }}).
 
 Run 2 has now been closed and will begin manufacturing shortly. It features several interesting projects such as: