[Good first issue]: Resume Generator uses a set of Templates

[mitchell-reynolds]

Task

Although 99% of resumes are only read by an ATS, it will eventually make its way in front of a human. Therefore, the User will likely have a certain format that is best for their industry. As a first pass, it should follow the standard Harvard Resume template in addition to other common resume templates.

You should research the most common templates and add at least 2 more. Ideally, you will use the current user base proportions to assess which to add - if possible. My assumption is that it'll be SWE broadly but maybe there's differences between specialities.

Acceptance criteria

• At least 2 additional resume templates added
• Tests added
• Docs updated
• CI passes

[vasu-devs]

Hey @mitchell-reynolds

That's true , having a single template is not the best way of doing things , though i have added a functionality to enter your custom template but it still remains a single source of truth , i will add this new functionality to have multiple resume templates and either you or AI can choose between the best ones so its not monotonous.

Thanks though!

[vasu-devs]

Shipped on dev (commit 9548219) as visual style presets: Classic (the original navy), Harvard (Times serif, traditional black), and Modern (warm, left-aligned). Pick one in Settings -> Resume Templates -> Visual style; it composes with the existing upload-your-own-resume structural templates, and each preset is pinned by a test that renders a real PDF.

Adding more looks is now a ~6-line dict entry in pdf_renderer.py STYLE_PRESETS - contributions welcome. Closing when the release ships.