Existing frontend: detect, report, then keep or restyle (ticket 03)
- templates/detect_frontend.py: finds plain HTML, React/Vue/Angular/Svelte apps and PyQt web views; prints location, stack, main colours, font and every token block (CSS custom properties, <style> tags, Tailwind config). - templates/frontend.md: shared report / keep / restyle procedure, written so rpa-dashboard-ai can point to it. - SKILL.md steps 1, 2 and 6 point to it. - tests: detection self-check; fixture c-web-existing-frontend; eval entries c-keep and c-restyle (new pages only, per-question grading, checks on what changed in the existing files), both passing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Fixture (c): web project with an existing frontend
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A plain HTML site in `web/` with its own teal theme: light and dark tokens in
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`web/css/theme.css`, layout in `web/css/app.css`, logic in `web/js/app.js`. No bot.
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The no-AI skill should report this frontend (location, stack, colours), ask keep or
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restyle, never ask desktop or web, and build a dashboard page on sample data.
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- Keep: no colour question; the page uses the theme's tokens and fonts; no existing
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file changes.
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- Restyle: asks for colours; only token lines in the existing files change.
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