snuhcc/DICE-Bench
A game-night box lid on a lab bench: one big charcoal banner with a white die, the long paper title in plain type, four bright tags, then tidy reference tables under emoji signposts.
Checked against the rendered page. shields.io now renders red/orange/brightgreen as #dd4343/#ea7233/#44bb00, differing from METHOD_README's named-color table (#e05d44/#fe7d37/#4c1); measured values used. Source glues words to bold in three table cells (renders 'asmall'), recorded as present but unusual.
Why it is here
A full-width title banner and a tidy badge row lead into a dated news list, an overview figure and a comparison table, and the directory layout and core scripts are documented as clean two- and three-column tables, which is a model of reference structure.
Overview
Header Block
Badge Colors
Section Outline
Guidelines
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