Implement collapsible month sections for problem table (Issue #31) #44
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- Reorganize README table using HTML <details> tags grouped by month - Keep only the most recent month (November 2025) expanded by default - Update update_readme.py to automatically maintain collapsible format - Add migrate_readme_format.py for one-time migration to new format - Format month headers as "Problems from [Month], [Year]" This makes the growing table more manageable by organizing 490+ problems across 17 months into collapsible sections.
Document how the script handles: - Reverse chronological month ordering - Auto-collapse of previous months when new month starts - Chronological order within each month
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This makes the growing table more manageable by organizing 490+ problems across 17 months into collapsible sections.