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The 'Code City Apocalypse' dashboard has been significantly upgraded to provide better situational awareness and thematic immersion. Key features include a new live telemetry log, corrected success rate calculations for the model leaderboard, and enhanced visual feedback for secured sectors. The code has been hardened against data inconsistencies and follows the project's strict quality standards.


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…and refined metrics

- Implemented 'System Logs' tab for terminal-style event monitoring.
- Refactored model leaderboard to correctly calculate unique challenge successes.
- Added thematic 'Lore Cards' with neon-green success states in the Digital Bestiary.
- Updated global threat level metrics and district status summaries.
- Fixed 'SettingWithCopyWarning' and improved data loading robustness.
- Relocated Playwright to dev dependency group in pyproject.toml.
- Ensured full ruff and mypy compliance for the frontend module.

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This pull request standardizes formatting, cleans up unused imports, and updates type hinting across several Python scripts and Jupyter Notebooks. Feedback on the changes highlights that the removal of import requests from the submit_flag cells in multiple notebooks (such as bear4.ipynb, bear2.ipynb, audit.ipynb, autopilot1.ipynb, and baseball.ipynb) violates the best practice of keeping notebook cells self-contained, potentially causing NameErrors. Additionally, it is recommended to explicitly specify encoding='utf-8' when opening JSON files in baseball.ipynb to ensure cross-platform compatibility.

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The requests library is used inside the submit_flag function (line 309) but is no longer imported in this cell. While it might be imported in an earlier cell, it is best practice to keep the submission cell self-contained so that users can run it independently (e.g., after a kernel restart) without encountering a NameError.

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The requests library is used inside the submit_flag function but is no longer imported in this cell. While it might be imported in an earlier cell, it is best practice to keep the submission cell self-contained so that users can run it independently (e.g., after a kernel restart) without encountering a NameError.

    "import requests\n",
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    "def submit_flag(flag):\n"

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BleakNarratives and others added 4 commits June 4, 2026 09:53
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Signed-off-by: BleakNarratives <bleaknarratives@gmail.com>
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Signed-off-by: BleakNarratives <bleaknarratives@gmail.com>
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