On a console's own page the region block came after the title with no section above it, h1 then h3, and validate_site refused the PlayStation and Saturn pages. It is a section there and stays under the console heading on a maker's page.
Merging the card and platform branches left two SHORT_HASH definitions, 8 and 12. The later one silently won, so the platform rows showed 12 characters while their tests expected 8. One constant now, 12, the card anchor's length. The copy-button selector skips buttons that carry their own data-copy, and the tests follow the merged markup.
Each file is a details whose summary is the row: name, folder when it is not the bare name, status chip. The short hash sits on one copy button beside it, since a summary is itself a control. Opened, the evidence runs across the list. A list with no folder drops the column. Code spans in the evidence are plain text.
The lists split by the share of a page they render to (elements against 10,000, bytes against 600,000) instead of Markdown length. With its parts, Batocera goes from 12 pages, 18,854 elements and 1.21 MB to 10 pages, 13,671 and 1.11 MB. A part that folds back into its platform page redirects there, from the record in website/src/data/platform-parts.json.
MAME's card pages, GroovyMAME and yaps2 read 13,000 to 16,700 words of
cards. Each entry is now a table row (name, members, status, short
hash) that opens to its card in a details block, with the site's filter
box and row counter. Pages from 150 entries and every split part use it.
Visible words: mame-files-1 16,680 to 1,612, groovymame 14,396 to 1,876.
A row costs about five elements, so a part holds 180 cards: MAME goes
from 8 parts to 9, the largest at 567 KB and 8,989 elements.
Each wanted list (TOSEC, No-Intro, Redump) opens on its counts, then one
table folded under a filter box that opens it, in place of a block per
DAT. Only the names are searched: indexed descriptions and hashes put
the PlayStation page ahead of the PlayStation 2 one.
A filtered row stayed visible on a phone: a stacked row's display:block
outweighed the hidden attribute on every stacked table.
System and emulator file cards show the name, size, download, a short
SHA1 with a copy button, the setups and the emulators. The full hashes
and the other facts sit in one closed fold, each hash with a copy button.
A system's install box shows one command under the OS tabs for the
setup picked in a list, remembered across pages. Without the script the
list of every command shows, open. The Markdown the page budgets are
measured on is unchanged, so no card moves.
Each file of a platform list is one row: name, folder, status chip, a short hash on a button that copies it whole, and a details cell. The details hold every declared hash, the size, the served copy and the readers. A reference's role is one word (glue, port, upstream, build) defined once in a legend instead of a phrase after every reference.
Visible words: Batocera 2,433 to 2,332, AmberELEC 1,301 to 1,299, RomM 1,607 to 1,596, RetroArch 2,207 to 2,088, RetroDECK arcade part 2 19,127 to 2,104. Rows weigh more Markdown, so 38 more systems move to pages of their own under the existing budgets.
core_version is a string the code states, null or keyed by build mode,
and the schema refuses Git, SVN, unknown, master, main, latest, dev and
HEAD, alone or annotated. version_basis is defined per kind with the
fields each one needs, and kind none requires a null version.
tests/test_version_basis.py reads a recorded fixture of forge answers
offline and fails on drift, holds every profile to a basis (tag versions
in describe form, aliases equal to their profile, none as null), checks
that a pin advance reads the version again or is refused, and that the
schema refuses placeholders.
The FAQ table of arcade romsets was typed by hand and told readers to
collect MAME 0.160 and FinalBurn Neo 1.0.0.2 sets for cores whose source
states 0.159 and 1.0.0.03. generate_site now writes it between generated
markers from the profiles, and a test holds the page to the generator.
An emulator page names where its version is read (the file, the tag and
the commits after it, the package), and says when the code states none
or the version could not be confirmed. HBMAME no longer claims a MAME
romset. tools.md and profiling.md document version_basis and the two
modes.
region_check.py runs each region game of content.yml with every regional BIOS, its own only, the others only, and the region-filtered pack, and reads the outcome from the records: the file opened settles region:, the verdicts say whether the BIOS is locked. System pages show the outcome with its records, the Measurements page lists which systems are tested and why the others are not. The campaign text says a maintainer starts each pass.
The site compiles the index and the SQLite files from measurements/
instead of a pinned clone. The pin, the sync script, the CI clone steps,
the freshness area and its refresh handler are gone. core_probe --record
writes into measurements/ of the checkout by default, and a test fails
when a line or data file HEAD holds changed or vanished.
Each emulator with records gets a Tested block: claim, result, method, computer, core build and the permalink of its record at the pin. A Measurements page filters every test in the browser from the compact index, and the Data page lists measurements.sqlite with its tables. One SQLite file per emulator is linked from its page. wiki/measurements.md says how a test runs, held to the Start here budgets.
Both workflows fetch the pinned commit alone with git before the build, and the deploy fails without it.
The PlayStation 2 page holds every word of "playstation bios" and pagefind ignores the words a page has that the query lacks, so its own body matches put it first. A console whose every word another system page's consoles also hold is now written again in an `exact` field (weight 20). File names reach the `files` field as their parts: whole names let "ds" reach twelve dsi_* names on the DSi page. `consoles` weighs 100 so an emulator named after its console (Saturn.emu) comes second, and `aliases` 10 so the Nintendo page keeps "gba bios". The gate runs both directions of the PlayStation, Game Boy, DS and Wii pairs and Saturn.
The home page is the site: named RetroBIOS, part of nothing. A source repository states the core_version of its build when it names a release, never a commit id or a pin, and no placeholder description.
The Apple II page named its start files with no visible way to get one: the download sat after the collection path, fourth of a card's facts. Each card now carries a Download button in its title, each start-line name links to its card, and a card held on another part page is reached by its permanent link.
Every board set sits on its board page whatever folder holds it, a set a
reviewed machine owns joins that machine (neogeo.zip under SNK, the Atom
under Acorn, the MZ-2000 under Sharp), and a game engine's files form one
section named after it. Board pages drop the heading that repeated their
title, parts drop the Part of line their crumbs already say, and pages
that moved redirect.
A file most of whose readers take beside another one is no start file
(NAOMI opened on hod2bios.zip), and names that answer one slot for
different emulators read as alternatives with their readers, each by
the name of its card.
The API reads release_pack from the registry entry, not the inherited config, and the picker gets release-advertised.json. The lookup counts emulators that read a file by name, every record names what was declared, the Data page lists all schemas, the target lists and nested manifest fields, and systems.json items carry their api address.
A profile pinned to one platform's build (pin_frozen) answers after the emulator, as a frozen_snapshot does: Flycast now answers dc bios missing ahead of Reicast and Flycast 2021 LE. terms weighs 30, so the version table answers which mame version first, and the gate now asks for rank 1 there. The search field test names the five fields, since round 4 item 2.4 put the title meta on the h1.
Root pages nothing produced are swept, so a table moved to a platform page no longer keeps the address its redirect needs. Data tree pages name their readers, board crumbs end on the Arcade page once, fba2012 is headed FB Alpha 2012, test profiles get no page, and the installer glance lists --declared-only and --offline. sitesources.py goes through run_cli.
Start lines count which emulators require a file, arcade cards are grouped by board, romsets match by CRC32, cards name emulators and group setups by place, and parts carry parent, neighbours and a name.
A device setup with no ZIP and a cited network folder gets the command run from a computer into that folder. Every setup with a ZIP links the offline install, the Linux handhelds guide opens with a jump to its download, home and the setup index drop the stray Reference labels, the index lists the handheld tiles, and Get your files answers iPhone and iPad with each app's own steps.
A platform or emulator record whose value designates a collection
file carries its sha1 and is filed under the file's other hashes, so
a SHA1 paste finds the setups listing it by MD5. The data page shows
every manifest field, writes URL templates as code, states the EmuDeck
rule, the browser lookup and the empty lists. systems.json gives every
id holding files a page, Files to source splits at 100 rows with an
upload link per file, and MiSTer and BizHawk get no empty core table.
An app found by content says to get one BIOS of any name and where it goes, with no install command it cannot carry out. Every arcade core names its romset, part pages name their parent and neighbours, a required file says which system it serves, and the core template leaves the index.
get/<platform>/ lists the files of the current release pack, read from
release.json, or gives the command for a setup without one. The README,
setup pages, Get your files and the release notes link it instead of
asset URLs, which die with each deleted tag. Setups without a ZIP say so
with the command beside it, and validate_site checks every get/ page.
The files-to-source table outgrew one page and split in two. Both
parts opened on the same intro, which is the page description, and
validate_site refused the duplicate. Each part now opens on "Part n of
N.". The element-budget exception for the unsplit table is gone: the
parts hold 8,987 and 7,674 elements.
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