docs(presentation): PDF exports of scripts and outline#42
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Printable A4 PDFs rendered from scripts.md and outline.md (same path), for presenters to follow during the talk and the live demo. Spoken script lines (blockquotes) are styled prominently; tables/code/sections kept intact. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Printable A4 PDF exports of the two presentation markdown files, in the same
docs/presentation/path:scripts.pdf(4 pp) — the spoken talk track; blockquoted script lines styled prominently for reading on stage.outline.pdf(5 pp) — presenter split, design tokens, skill inventory, the live-demo arc, and the demo ops checklist.Rendered from the source markdown via headless Chrome — re-run anytime the
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