Draw the README status with Unicode blocks and colored squares - #62
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The README status section and the heat maps in
reports/get a cleaner look.Progress bars and the charts are drawn with Unicode block characters in eighths, so a bar of 1 out of 504 still shows a sliver and small differences in build time are visible. The rest of a progress bar is shaded so the empty part reads as empty.
Heat map cells are colored squares now: 🟩 works, 🟨 runs, 🟧 builds, 🟥 fails, with⚠️ after a flaky cell. The legend lives in one place in
publish.rsand both the README and the report pages use it. The latest cells table shows the square next to the verdict.There are two new pieces. A chart of the rungs the newest cells reached, which shows how many stop at L6 on KUnit, and a table per GCC column with the count of each verdict, flaky cells and a small bar for the share that works.
Checked on server2: fmt, clippy with
-D warnings, tests and the style script pass, and I rendered the section from the current store to look at it before opening this.