lonja-verdict-and-statuslisted

Enforces the CatchLaw result surface — the letterpress verdict stamp struck between 4dp double rules 48dp beneath the engraved plate, the four categories meets, below-minimum, closed-season and protected, three non-colour signals per category so glyph and word survive greyscale and glare, protected separated from below-minimum by mark and wording because both take oxblood 7A2320, the non-blocking ochre StaleRuleBar under the app bar, a citation footnote carrying instrument, article, published and checked dates, and a permanent non-dismissable disclaimer. Use when building the result screen, adding a VerdictCategory, styling LonjaVerdictPanel or CitationFootnote or LonjaDisclaimer, wiring rule-pack expiry, tuning sunlight mode where every grey is deleted, auditing colour-only status encoding, checking app_ar.arb for imperative verdict strings, or reviewing verdict_panel.dart in a diff.
zakariaf/CatchLaw · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 55

Install: claude install-skill zakariaf/CatchLaw

# Lonja Verdict and Status A verdict is a **printed judgement, not a notification**: it is struck into the sheet between double rules, it cites the instrument it quotes, and it carries a disclaimer nobody can switch off. This skill owns how the result surface is SET — stamp geometry, the four categories and their non-colour signals, the ochre stale bar, the citation footnote and the permanent disclaimer. It does not own the wording (`catchlaw-verdict-contract`) or the evaluation (`catchlaw-rule-engine`). Read the reference for the task at hand: - `references/verdict-anatomy.md` — screen order, stamp geometry, double-rule construction, citation footnote, disclaimer block, sunlight reversal, glove deltas. - `references/states-and-signals.md` — the four categories, the signal matrix, the stale axis, precedence when several rules fail, the banned-imperative lexicon, greyscale proof. Run `scripts/check_lonja_verdict.sh` before a PR. The sentence a fisher reads is a legal contract owned by `catchlaw-verdict-contract`; this skill governs only how that sentence is set, marked and framed — and enforces at the widget that it is never an imperative. ## Non-negotiable rules 1. **The verdict is struck, never carded.** Two 4dp double rules above and below the stamp in `currentColor`, `Transform.rotate(angle: -0.0096)` (-0.55 degrees), 48dp below the plate; no `Card`, no `elevation`, no `BorderRadius`, no `BoxShadow`, no fill outside sunlight mode. **WHY:** a card reads a