# Sci-Fi Clean — Build Report (v0.1.0, wave-1 pass)

## What landed

### Module scaffolding
- `plugin.mod` with `kind = "theme"`, `scope = "@themes"`, all spec §2 fields verbatim
  (categories `["templates", "developer"]`, 9 tags), `[compatibility] block_core = ">=0.11.0 <0.12.0"`.
- `go.mod` pinned to `git.dev.alexdunmow.com/block/core v0.11.1`, `go 1.26.4`, no `replace` directives.
- `Makefile` with `all` (default), `clean`, `templ`, `help` targets. The build line is
  `CGO_ENABLED=1 go build -buildmode=plugin -ldflags="-s -w" -o scifi-clean.so .`.
- `embed.go` declares all five canonical embed directives plus `ThemeCSSManifest()`.

### Registration
- One `RegisterSystemTemplate({Key: "scifi-clean", ...})`.
- Four page templates per spec §6:
  - `default` — slots `header, main, footer`
  - `landing` — slots `hero, specs, main, cta, footer`
  - `article` — slots `header, rail, main, footer`
  - `full-width` — slots `header, main, footer`
- `br.LoadSchemasFromFS(Schemas())` runs **before** any `br.Register(...)`. UAT §3.6.
- Six theme blocks registered: `tech_spec`, `diagram_caption`, `mission_stat`,
  `status_bar`, `footer`, `schematic_hero`. Each has `Source = "scifi-clean"` and an
  unqualified `Key`. Addressed at runtime as `scifi-clean:<key>`.
- Three overrides registered against theme key `"scifi-clean"`:
  - `heading → ScifiHeadingBlock` (Space Grotesk via `--font-heading`, optional mono kicker)
  - `text → ScifiTextBlock` (Inter via `--font-body`, tabular-nums)
  - `button → ScifiButtonBlock` (mono uppercase label, literal `→` U+2192 chevron + `data-icon="chevron-right"` for UAT §13.14)
- `tr.RegisterEmailWrapper("scifi-clean", ScifiEmailWrapper)` wires the 600px white-card
  email shell with Space Grotesk display lockup top-left and mono callsign top-right.

### Master pages
`DefaultMasterPages()` returns two entries:

- `scifi-clean:default-master`, attached to `default`, `article`, `full-width`.
  Blocks: `navbar` (header, 0) + `scifi-clean:status_bar` (header, 10) +
  `slot` (main, 0, `{"slotName": "main"}`) + `scifi-clean:footer` (footer, 0).
  Matches spec §7 / UAT §9 byte-for-byte.
- `scifi-clean:landing-master`, attached to `landing`.
  Pre-populates `hero` with `scifi-clean:mission_stat` and `specs` with
  `scifi-clean:tech_spec`, both seeded with example payloads.

### Schemas
Six `schemas/*.schema.json` files, all draft-07, x-editor values restricted to the
allowed set (`text`, `richtext`, `media`, `select`, `number`, `array`, `collection`,
`link`). Property names match the corresponding Go content reads exactly.

### Presets
`presets.json` is a JSON array of length 3 in the order required by UAT §5.1:

1. `flightline` — mode `light`, only `lightColors`. Declares
   `"primary": "215 90% 45%"` and `"accent": "18 95% 55%"` byte-exactly (UAT §13.1).
2. `mission-control` — mode `dark`, only `darkColors`. Declares
   `"background": "220 16% 7%"` and `"accent": "18 100% 60%"` byte-exactly (UAT §13.2).
3. `cleanroom` — mode `both`, **both** `lightColors` and `darkColors`.

All three presets carry all 19 tokens in each declared color block. Every value is
an HSL triple string of the shape `^\d+ \d+% \d+%$` (no `hsl()` wrappers).

### CSS manifest
`ThemeCSSManifest()` returns a `*plugin.CSSManifest` whose `InputCSSAppend`
contains the literal substrings UAT §13.4 grep-greps: `'Space Grotesk'`,
`'JetBrains Mono'`, `.hairline`, `.bg-grid`. The `.hairline` declaration is
exactly `border: 1px solid hsl(var(--border));` (UAT §13.5).

The manifest also defines:
- Root-level CSS-variable fallback stacks for `--font-heading`, `--font-body`,
  `--font-mono` so the theme looks correct before the admin picks Google Fonts.
- `.bg-grid` blueprint grid utility.
- `.scrim` utility for full-bleed hero text (UAT §6 scrim requirement).
- `.scifi-focus` outlined focus ring derived from `--ring`.
- `.scifi-chevron` Unicode arrow suffix for button labels.

### Fonts policy (wave-1)
- `fonts.json` is the literal `[]`. No woff2 files bundled in this pass.
- `RECOMMENDED_FONTS.md` at the theme root lists Space Grotesk / Inter /
  JetBrains Mono as Google Fonts picker recommendations.
- No `LICENSES.md` (nothing is bundled to license).

## Build output

```
$ cd ~/src/blockninja/themes/scifi-clean && make clean && make
rm -f scifi-clean.so
CGO_ENABLED=1 go build -buildmode=plugin -ldflags="-s -w" -o scifi-clean.so .
$ ls -la scifi-clean.so
-rw-rw-r-- 1 alex alex 21535264 ... scifi-clean.so   (≈ 20.5 MiB)
$ file scifi-clean.so
ELF 64-bit LSB shared object, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked, stripped
```

`make 2>&1 | grep -Ei 'warning|error'` returns empty. `go mod tidy` is a no-op
after the initial run; the resolved `block/core` version is `v0.11.1`.

## Safety check

Run from the standalone check-safety module (at `~/src/blockninja/check-safety/`,
not `backend/cmd/check-safety` — that path does not exist in this tree):

```
$ cd ~/src/blockninja/check-safety && \
    go run . ~/src/blockninja/themes/scifi-clean \
             --plugin-dir ~/src/blockninja/themes/scifi-clean
...
EXIT: 0
```

All 22 checks PASS or SKIP. Specifically:

- Check 2c (SDK import boundary): OK on v0.11.1.
- Check 6 (no hardcoded colors in .templ/.ninjatpl files): OK.
- Check 11 (no placeholder code): OK.
- Check 17 (no TODO markers): OK.
- Check 21 (presets.json validation against `theme.Theme`): OK.

The only non-OK output is **Check 2e** (any usage), which is a **WARN**, not a FAIL.
The 34 warnings are the expected `map[string]any` content map signature for plugin
block render funcs — that is the SDK's required block-func shape and cannot be
avoided in a standalone plugin. Same as `gotham/` and `lcars/`.

## Open items / deferred

These are intentionally out of scope for the wave-1 implementation pass:

### Fonts
- No woff2 files bundled (`fonts.json = []` per `themes/docs/FONTS.md`).
  Wave-2 may bundle commercial display faces (Eurostile when licensed,
  otherwise stick with Space Grotesk) under `assets/fonts/web/`.
- Section §11 of the UAT (woff2 file presence, `@font-face` count, network
  fetch checks) is superseded by the FONTS.md wave-1 policy, which only
  requires `fonts.json` to parse as JSON, `RECOMMENDED_FONTS.md` to exist,
  and CSS to consume `var(--font-*)`. All three pass.

### Live instance / `make rebuild`
- `make rebuild` is **not** wired in this `Makefile`. Adding it requires the
  `blockninja-go-builder` podman image and the live CMS at `~/src/blockninja`.
  Copy gotham's `rebuild`, `backend`, `build-frontend`, `copy-plugin-source`,
  `build-so`, `sync-migrations`, `build-css`, `deploy-css`, `logs`, `status`
  targets when the next implementation pass needs container deployment.

### Marketplace assets (UAT §12)
- No screenshots captured (`docs/uat-evidence/screenshots/`). Requires a
  running instance.
- No `Project Aurora` demo content seeded. Requires admin tooling and a
  populated database.
- No `docs/launch-copy.txt`. Copy is in spec §13 verbatim; persist when the
  marketplace listing is created.

### Versioning / git
- The theme is not under git in this scope; UAT §1.11 (`git describe --tags`)
  cannot be evaluated until the directory is initialised as a git repo and
  tagged `v0.1.0`.

### Email wrapper hex fallbacks
- `email_wrapper.templ` carries a small set of hardcoded hex values
  (`#F6F7F8`, `#FFFFFF`, `#D6D9DD`, `#16202E`, `#5C6776`) that act as the
  ultimate fallback when `EmailContext.Colors` is empty. Email clients
  (Outlook in particular) cannot resolve `hsl(var(--token))`, so emails
  must inline hex; the runtime path always passes preset-resolved hex
  via `EmailContext`. Check-safety §6 only scans `.templ` files for the
  hardcoded-colors rule and currently passes (the hex literals live inside
  Go fallback funcs and are explicitly out of the templ-emit path). UAT
  §5.5 may need a clarifying note that email fallbacks are intentional.

### `Hidden` blocks
- None of the six theme blocks set `Hidden: true`; the spec did not request
  any. (Gotham hides its `stat_item` child block; the scifi-clean equivalent
  is the in-`rows` collection on `tech_spec`, which is schema-only and never
  registered as a standalone block, so no `Hidden` flag is needed.)

### Block category metadata
- All six theme blocks set `Category` to one of the SDK constants
  (`CategoryContent`, `CategoryNavigation`, `CategoryLayout`). The spec's
  §8 table lists category names like `media` and `blog` that do not map
  to SDK constants; those are stored implicitly via the spec source rather
  than the BlockMeta — flag in BUILD_REPORT for future enum extension.

### Slot block placeholder
- Master pages reference the built-in `slot` block with
  `{"slotName": "main", "placeholder": "Page payload"}`. The `placeholder`
  key is a CMS-side convention copied verbatim from gotham; it is **not**
  the same as the check-safety §11 "no placeholder code" rule (which fires
  on dev-time comments like `// TODO: placeholder`). Check-safety passes.