Demonstrate printed:false on talks and a spaced teaching column header - #22
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Close two coverage gaps in the bundled example record that content/README.md documents but no fact exercised. - talks: Conference presentations now carries `printed: false`, so the printed CV keeps only the invited/keynote register while the /talks/ page and the register still carry all four talks. It mirrors the opt-out publications already shows on Software & code. - teaching: the `rows:` header Points is now "Credit points", a column key containing a space that is reproduced verbatim both in the PDF and on the web page, rather than title-cased as "Credit Points". Re-recorded the cv.pdf and teaching baselines, whose extracted text changed for these two user-visible reasons; short.pdf is unchanged.
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What
Two coverage gaps in the bundled example record, both documented in
content/README.mdbut never exercised by the example's own data.1 — a talks section carrying
printed: falseConference presentationsnow setsprinted: false. The printed CV curates only the invited/keynote register; the three conference presentations stay on the/talks/page and in the/lately/register. It mirrors the opt-outpublicationsalready demonstrates on Software & code.2 — a spaced
teachingrows:column headerThe
Pointscolumn is nowCredit points, a key containing a space. It is reproduced verbatim as a column header on both consumers, rather than title-cased as "Credit Points".What I ran and what I saw
npm run check— all adopter checks, the freshness gate, the web self-checks (live-recordagrees the site and PDF select the same sections), the deployment-base and adopter cold-start proofs, and Prettier pass.latexmk -xelatex cv/cv.tex,cv/short.tex,cv/teaching.tex— all build (exit 0).cv/cv.pdfwithpdftotext:Credit points(lowercase second word, verbatim), and the webcv/index.htmlrenders<th scope="col">Credit points</th>— every occurrence isCredit points, noneCredit Points;Invited and keynote talks(I=INVITED);Conference presentationsappears zero times in the PDF;cv/short.pdfis unchanged.web/dist:/talks/still lists all four talks (the three conference presentations included);/lately/still announces the conference talks;/cv/shows theCredit pointsheader verbatim.Baselines
cv.pdfandteaching.pdfextract differently for these two, deliberate, user-visible reasons, so their baselines were re-recorded;short.pdfis untouched.scripts/check-cv-baseline.shpasses for all three (npm run check:maintainerexit 0).Everything in the example remains fabricated — no real person, venue, institution, identifier or metric was introduced; the change only renames a column and adds one opt-out flag.