feat(cli): add HTML leaderboard generator#57
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Self-contained static HTML page from Arbiter scores with dark theme, HUMMBL branding (#166534 forest green), responsive layout, color-coded score badges, and XSS-safe escaping. 12 new tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| grade = _grade_score(score, loc) | ||
| grade_color = _GRADE_COLORS.get(grade, "#6b7280") | ||
| sc = _score_color(score) |
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When total_loc is 0, _grade_score returns "N/A", but the score badge color is still computed from _score_color(score), so these rows render as a failing red score even though they are intentionally unscored. In datasets with non-analyzable repos, this visually misclassifies N/A entries as low quality and can mislead readers comparing leaderboard results; the score badge should use a neutral color when the grade is N/A.
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src/arbiter/leaderboard_html.pywithgenerate_leaderboard_html()-- self-contained HTML page (inline CSS, dark theme, HUMMBL #166534 accent, responsive, XSS-safe)--htmlflag toarbiter leaderboardsubcommand (arbiter leaderboard --html -o leaderboard.html)Test plan
tests/test_leaderboard_html.pyall passarbiter leaderboard --html -o out.html && open out.htmlwith a populated DB🤖 Generated with Claude Code