Each section carried its own copy of the header: Home's nav had no Home,
the docs' nav had no Docs, the research post had no star or theme button,
and the generated Alpha Library pages had no header at all. Only the docs
could switch language, and they guessed Chinese from the browser while
every other page stayed English.
- partials/ holds one head block, header and footer; sync_site_chrome.py
writes them into every page between markers and, with --check in CI,
also requires <body data-section> (the current section is highlighted by
CSS), the language attributes and a single ?v= token site-wide. The
Alpha Library generator inserts the same partials.
- site.js is the shared shell (theme, stars, language, footer traffic on
home only). English is the HTML; Chinese comes from locales/zh.json via
data-i18n hooks, and check_i18n.py fails on a key with no Chinese or a
Chinese string nothing uses. A URL that names a language (/docs/zh/,
the two articles) shows it and remembers it; everything else follows the
stored choice, English by default. theme-init.js keeps a page hidden until
its Chinese text is in, so it never flashes English.
- English tutorial and Chinese research post added. The Chinese tutorial
gets the corrections its translation surfaced: 462 alphas in five zoos,
AAPL.US, the mandate caps trades per day (it has no daily loss limit),
Shadow Account extracts up to five rules, the web UI needs Docker or a
checkout.
- Alpha Library: the zoo pages were never deployed — content/ is
gitignored and nothing built it, so every zoo link served the root
redirect. The deploy now exports the manifest and renders the pages (and
redeploys when agent/src/factors changes); the fifth zoo, fundamental, is
listed; generated pages allow same-origin scripts only.
- Phones keep the nav as a scrollable row instead of hiding it.
Add a static Cloudflare Pages wiki under wiki/, including the landing page, docs app, redirects/headers, maintainer README, and wiki validation workflow.
Haozhe Wu