Wire TinyLink into Eleventy collections, homepage highlights, and project navigation so the new integration design page is discoverable.
Enable Mermaid code fence handling in markdown and client-side rendering in the base layout, and normalize the TinyLink diagram syntax for compatibility.
Document when to use FldName/FldValuePrev/FldValueNew versus Context for multi-field changes and add a concrete patient create diff payload as reference.
Clarify API contract focused docs for calc, rule, and audit pages to reduce noisy implementation detail.
Escape logical OR table examples as \|\| so Eleventy markdown tables render correctly.
- Add overflow-y-auto and max-height to sidebar for scrollability
- Increase main content width from max-w-3xl to max-w-4xl
- Fix order number for test-api-examples (10 → 6)
- Add new documentation: calculator operators and test rule engine
- Replace CLAUDE.md with comprehensive AGENTS.md
- Update Eleventy config and package.json
- Enhance layouts (base, post, clqms-post)
- Update styling in CSS
- Add new CLQMS documentation files
- Update project and team pages
- Restructured 'clqms01' workspace with dedicated 'suggestion' and 'review' directories.
- Converted project landing page from Markdown to Nunjucks (index.njk) for an enhanced UI.
- Added new suggestion indices and initial technical templates (testdef, valueset).
- Updated core technical documents (001-006) for consistency and better formatting.
- Added site favicon and updated base layouts (base.njk, clqms-post.njk).
- Cleaned up .vscode settings and redundant project files.
- Remove DaisyUI dependency from package.json
- Implement custom CSS components (btn, badge, navbar, menu, card, footer)
- Add dark/light theme toggle with localStorage persistence
- Update color scheme to dark blue palette (primary: blue, secondary: cyan, accent: electric blue)
- Make blog pages full-width by removing max-width constraints
- Restore sidebar navigation for clqms posts with full-width layout
- Fix navbar menu alignment issues with flexbox
BREAKING CHANGE: DaisyUI classes replaced with custom implementations
