pdf-paginatedlisted

# Skill: pdf-paginated Paginated document PDF via headless Chromium `page.pdf({format, margin})`. No `.canvas` targeting — the whole document flows across paper pages. A folio footer (title left, `page X / Y` right, JetBrains Mono) is rendered in the bottom margin. ## When to use - Long-form documents where the reader expects pages: an essay, a field guide, a spec, a report body, a letter. - When the output should be Letter or A4 with real margins and page numbers, not a single tall canvas. Skip if: - The artifact is a fixed-size design canvas (social post, business card, blog hero, audit-report canvas). Use `pdf-html` — it sizes the PDF to the canvas. - You want a PNG. Use `screenshot-html`. ## The HTML it expects Plain document-flow HTML, NOT the `.canvas` convention: - Content flows normally (`body` → `article`). No fixed-width `.canvas` wrapper. - Give the reading column a measure with `max-width` (e.g. `64ch`) centered, and put the page surface color on `body` (it prints because `printBackground` is on). - **Do not set `@page` size/margins in CSS** — the script owns paper size and margins via `--format` / `--margin`. A CSS `@page` margin would double up. - Optional `@media print` rules to keep things tidy across page breaks: `h2, li { break-inside: avoid; }` and `h2 { break-after: avoid; }`. - Set a clean `<title>` — it becomes the footer's running head. - Self-contained styles (inline `<style>` or a resolvable `@import`); web fonts load fine (the s