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+# NOTICE — third-party provenance
+
+`paper-poster-html` vendors part of **posterly** and adds ARIS-specific components on top.
+This file records the vendor boundary so upstream sync stays clean and attribution is preserved.
+
+## Vendored from posterly (MIT)
+
+- **Upstream**: posterly — https://github.com/Chenruishuo/posterly
+- **License**: MIT, © 2026 Ruishuo Chen. Full text: `LICENSES/posterly-MIT.txt`.
+- **Why vendored** (DESIGN_FINAL §0): the posterly tools are copied into this skill, not pulled
+  as an external dependency and not rewritten — so the skill is self-contained and the original
+  measurement/render logic is preserved unchanged.
+
+Vendored, **unmodified** components (the vendor boundary — keep diffs minimal across syncs):
+
+| Path | Origin in posterly |
+|------|--------------------|
+| `scripts/poster_check.py` | `tools/poster_check.py` (measure / preflight / polish / verify-final) |
+| `scripts/render_preview.py` | `tools/render_preview.py` (Playwright print render) |
+| `scripts/_posterly/` | `tools/_posterly/` internal modules (measure, render, polish, preflight, canvas, verify_final, textutil) |
+
+Vendored and **adapted** (templates):
+
+| Path | Origin | ARIS modifications |
+|------|--------|--------------------|
+| `templates/landscape_4col.html` | `templates/landscape_4col_neutral.html` | flat de-gradient, `--fs-*` token scale, zero-inline-style utility classes, `data-source`/`data-color-exempt` contracts |
+| `templates/landscape_hero.html` | `templates/landscape_hero_neutral.html` | (same modifications) |
+| `templates/portrait_2col.html` | `templates/portrait_2col_neutral.html` | (same modifications) |
+
+The component **class names** are inherited verbatim from posterly; the catalog in
+`templates/COMPONENTS.md` therefore describes both the originals and the ARIS forks.
+
+## ARIS-side additions (not from posterly)
+
+These are original ARIS work, layered on top of the vendored base:
+
+- `scripts/style_check.py` — style hard-gate, 12 rules (DESIGN_FINAL §3 / §12.5 nit 1).
+- `scripts/asset_check.py` — real-figure provenance gate (DESIGN_FINAL §4).
+- `scripts/run_gates.py` — runs all gates in canonical order, writes `GATE_REPORT.json`
+  (DESIGN_FINAL §7).
+- `scripts/extract_pdf_figures.py` — PDF → contact sheet → candidate crops (DESIGN_FINAL §4).
+- `scripts/preprocess_figures.py` — autocrop / format-convert / resolution check.
+- `templates/tokens/*.json` — generic + venue color packs (generic, iclr, icml, neurips, cvpr,
+  acl).
+- `templates/COMPONENTS.md`, `templates/README.md`, this `NOTICE.md`.
+- The template modifications listed above (de-gradient, token scale, zero-inline-style
+  utilities, contract attributes).
+
+## Upstream-sync rule
+
+When pulling new posterly releases, **preserve the vendor boundary**: re-vendor the unmodified
+files (`scripts/poster_check.py`, `scripts/render_preview.py`, `scripts/_posterly/`) as drop-in
+replacements, and re-apply the documented template adaptations on top of the new neutral
+templates. Do **not** fold ARIS additions into the vendored files — keep `style_check.py`,
+`asset_check.py`, `run_gates.py`, `extract_pdf_figures.py`, `preprocess_figures.py`, the token
+packs, and the docs as separate ARIS-owned files so the posterly diff stays clean and
+re-syncable.

package/dist/skills/paper-poster-html/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: paper-poster-html
+description: "DEFAULT poster pipeline — build an academic conference poster (ICML/NeurIPS/ICLR/CVPR/...) as a single HTML/CSS file with measurement-driven hard gates, real paper figures, a two-hue design-token system, and print-ready PDF via headless Chromium. Use when the user says \"做海报\", \"poster\", \"conference poster\", \"paper poster\", or asks to design/redo a research poster."
+argument-hint: [paper-dir-or-pdf] [— venue: ICLR, canvas: 185x90cm landscape, venue-colors: true]
+allowed-tools: Bash(*), Read, Write, Edit, Grep, Glob
+---
+
+# Paper Poster (HTML): measurement-gated poster generation
+
+One HTML file styled for an exact print canvas (`@page { size: W H }`), rendered to PDF
+via Playwright print emulation. **Iterate by measuring, not eyeballing** — the screen
+preview lies; only print emulation at the correct viewport tells the truth. Core gate
+machinery is adapted from [posterly](https://github.com/Chenruishuo/posterly) (MIT, ©
+2026 Ruishuo Chen — see `NOTICE.md` and `LICENSES/posterly-MIT.txt` in the mainline
+skill directory); ARIS adds style discipline gates, figure-provenance gates, the
+cross-model review loop, and the anti-patch-loop fix vocabulary.
+
+## Why this skill exists (the failure it prevents)
+
+A predecessor pipeline produced a poster with **30+ colors, zero real paper figures, a
+screen-pixel canvas, and tiny formulas floating in oversized boxes**, then spent 12+
+review rounds making it *worse* — each round added a new badge color or bespoke SVG
+patch. The cure is structural, not exhortative:
+
+1. **Hard gates run before any aesthetic opinion** (alignment, style, assets must PASS
+   first — a reviewer never sees an unmeasured poster).
+2. **A closed fix vocabulary** — visual-review fixes can only touch design tokens,
+   whole catalogued components, content rebalance, assets, or canvas choice. New inline
+   styles / new hex values / bespoke decorations are structurally forbidden.
+3. **Two-hue discipline as a machine check**, not a style suggestion.
+4. **Real paper figures with provenance manifest**, or the gate fails.
+
+## Mental model
+
+```
+paper (.tex / PDF) ──► content plan + claim→evidence audit (fresh reviewer agent)
+                              │
+   figures extracted ─────────┤  FIGURE_MANIFEST.json (provenance, sha256)
+   (real paper figures ONLY)  ▼
+   template scaffold ──► fill ──► run_gates.py            ◄─── HARD, loop here
+                                  preflight → style → asset → measure → polish
+                              │ all hard gates PASS
+                              ▼
+                    executor visual review (≤3 issues × ≤3 rounds, fix-vocabulary only)
+                              │ score ≥ 9
+                              ▼
+                    final cross-model review (fresh reviewer agent, full HTML+PDF)
+                              │ pass
+                              ▼
+                    verify-final → poster.pdf + GATE_REPORT.json
+```
+
+## Constants
+
+- **SKILL_SCRIPTS** — helpers and templates are single-owner and ship inside the
+  mainline skill (Arch C) at `skills/paper-poster-html/scripts/` and
+  `skills/paper-poster-html/templates/`. Resolve them in this order:
+
+  ```bash
+  SKILL_HOME=""
+  [ -d ".agents/skills/paper-poster-html/scripts" ] && SKILL_HOME=".agents/skills/paper-poster-html"
+  if [ -z "$SKILL_HOME" ] && [ -z "${ARIS_REPO:-}" ] && [ -f .aris/installed-skills-codex.txt ]; then
+      ARIS_REPO=$(awk -F'\t' '$1=="repo_root"{print $2; exit}' .aris/installed-skills-codex.txt 2>/dev/null) || true
+  fi
+  [ -z "$SKILL_HOME" ] && [ -d "skills/paper-poster-html/scripts" ] && SKILL_HOME="skills/paper-poster-html"
+  [ -z "$SKILL_HOME" ] && [ -n "${ARIS_REPO:-}" ] && [ -d "$ARIS_REPO/skills/paper-poster-html/scripts" ] && SKILL_HOME="$ARIS_REPO/skills/paper-poster-html"
+  [ -z "$SKILL_HOME" ] && [ -d "$HOME/.codex/skills/paper-poster-html/scripts" ] && SKILL_HOME="$HOME/.codex/skills/paper-poster-html"
+  if [ -z "$SKILL_HOME" ]; then
+    echo "ERROR: paper-poster-html scripts not resolved. Re-run the ARIS Codex install." >&2
+  fi
+  SKILL_SCRIPTS="$SKILL_HOME/scripts"
+  ```
+
+  If unresolved, the install is broken: abort and tell the user to re-install (Policy A
+  — the gates ARE the skill; never improvise replacements).
+- **REVIEWER_MODEL** = `gpt-5.5`, reasoning effort `xhigh`, **fresh reviewer agent per
+  review call** (a new `spawn_agent:` every time; never reuse a reviewer agent across
+  review boundaries).
+- **CANVAS** — from the venue's official spec, looked up live in Phase 0. Never assume.
+  (Known anchor: ICLR 2026 main = 185×90 cm landscape per its official printing
+  service; ICML/NeurIPS commonly 60×36 in landscape; workshop posters often 61×91 cm
+  portrait. Specs change yearly — verify.)
+- **PALETTE** — default = `templates/tokens/generic.json` (slate-blue `#2D5F8B` accent
+  + gold `#C9A24A` highlight + neutrals) for **all** venues. Venue packs are opt-in via
+  `— venue-colors: true`. Purple-dominant accents (hue 250–285) are banned unless the
+  user passes `— allow-purple: true`.
+- **AUTO_PROCEED = false** — wait for explicit confirmation at every 🚦 checkpoint.
+- **OUTPUT_DIR** = `poster_html/` in the working directory.
+
+## Workflow
+
+### Phase 0 — Resume, dependencies, venue spec
+
+1. **Resume**: if `poster_html/POSTER_STATE.json` exists with `status: in_progress`
+   (< 24 h), resume from the saved phase.
+2. **Dependencies** (degradation chain, in order):
+   - Playwright + bundled Chromium → if missing, `python3 -m playwright install
+     chromium` → if install fails but system Chrome exists, scripts fall back to
+     `channel="chrome"` → if all fail: you may produce the content plan and scaffold
+     only, label everything **"not print verified"**, and must NOT emit a final PDF.
+     If print rendering, PNG review, or PDF verification is impossible in the current
+     environment, stop and tell the user what to configure. Do not silently degrade
+     this skill into an unmeasured text-only poster draft.
+   - `pdfinfo` missing → PyMuPDF reads PDF dimensions. At least one of
+     pdftoppm / PyMuPDF must exist for PNG review renders.
+   - MathJax: download `tex-svg.js` once into `poster_html/assets/mathjax/` and
+     reference it locally in the HTML. CDN is acceptable only for drafts; the measure
+     gate hard-fails on unrendered MathJax either way.
+3. **Venue spec lookup (live)**: consult the venue's official poster-instructions page
+   (search + fetch). Extract dimensions, orientation, font floor, logo policy,
+   anonymity rules, file format. Record `{spec, source_url, retrieved}` into
+   `POSTER_STATE.json` — specs change yearly; never reuse a cached spec silently.
+
+**🚦 Checkpoint**: echo the venue spec table (canvas, orientation, source URL) and the
+chosen template. Wait.
+
+### Phase 0.5 — Design discovery (one question batch)
+
+Ask the user once, ≤4 questions: layout template (from `templates/README.md`), palette
+(default generic pack / venue pack / custom within constraints), logos + venue mark
+(paths or "none" — never fabricate; check the venue's logo policy), QR target (paper /
+code / project page / none — generate **offline** with `qrencode` or python-`qrcode`;
+never a remote QR-service URL). Persist answers in `POSTER_STATE.json` as
+`design_decisions` — re-read before any later "improvement" so deliberate choices are
+never reverted.
+
+### Phase 1 — Paper ingest, content plan, claim audit
+
+1. Read the paper source (`.tex` ideal; PDF otherwise). Extract: title/authors/affils,
+   the 3–5 headline numbers, core method (equations verbatim), main results
+   (tables/figures and what they show), takeaways. Build
+   `poster_html/POSTER_CONTENT_PLAN.md` — what goes in which column, word budget per
+   card. **Target density** (excluding table cells, captions, author line, footer):
+   standard poster **550–850 words**; dense theory+empirical poster **750–1050 words**,
+   allowed only when ≥2 compact components are used (`eqn-anatomy`, `flow-strip`,
+   `derived-col`, `claim-pills`, `keybox--4`). Warn yourself below 500 words on a
+   4-column landscape (it will read as sparse next to professionally dense posters)
+   unless the template is hero/visual-first; warn above 1100 unless the user asked for
+   dense mode. Bullets ≤ 8 words when possible — density comes from *structure*, not
+   long prose. **Prefer compact structure over prose**: if the paper contains an
+   explicit objective, algorithm, theorem mechanism, or baseline comparison, extract at
+   least two of: (1) empirical objective / loss stack; (2) term-by-term equation
+   anatomy; (3) a method-flow strip grounded in paper variables; (4) a derived-Δ column
+   for method-vs-baseline rows; (5) a 4-up implementation/theory keybox; (6) a
+   claim/evidence pill table for numeric-heavy posters. **Do not invent an algorithm.**
+   If the paper has only an objective, label the component "objective flow" or "loss
+   anatomy", never "algorithm".
+2. **Cross-model content audit** (fresh reviewer agent): give it the content plan path
+   + paper source path(s) — paths only, no summaries — and ask for a claim→evidence
+   table. Save to `poster_html/CLAIM_EVIDENCE.md`.
+
+   ```text
+   spawn_agent:
+     model: gpt-5.5
+     reasoning_effort: xhigh
+     message: |
+       Audit a conference-poster content plan against its source paper.
+       Read these files yourself (no other context is provided):
+       - poster_html/POSTER_CONTENT_PLAN.md
+       - [paper source path(s)]
+       For EVERY claim, number, equation, and attribution in the plan, output one row:
+       | claim on poster | paper file:line | paper says (verbatim) | match? |
+       with match ∈ {OK, NUMERIC-MISMATCH, OVERCLAIM, MISSING-PRECONDITION,
+       NOT-IN-PAPER, SCOPE-NARROWED}. End with a count per category.
+   ```
+3. Fix every non-OK row or record it as a user-acknowledged tradeoff.
+
+**🚦 Checkpoint**: content plan + audit summary. Wait.
+
+### Phase 2 — Real paper figures (provenance-gated)
+
+Source preference chain:
+1. Paper source `figures/` (vector SVG/PDF → convert to SVG via
+   `inkscape`/`pdf2svg` if available, else rasterize ≥ 2× rendered px).
+2. PDF-only: `extract_pdf_figures.py contact-sheet` + `auto` to list candidate
+   regions → pick crops (**🚦 human confirms crop choices**) → `crop` at 300–450 DPI.
+3. Last resort: user supplies explicit `page,x0,y0,x1,y1` bboxes.
+
+Then `preprocess_figures.py --autocrop` every asset. Every paper-derived image gets a
+`FIGURE_MANIFEST.json` entry (source hash, page, bbox, dpi, sha256, natural_px) and is
+embedded as `<img data-source="paper" data-asset-id="...">`.
+
+**Hard rule**: ≥ 2 paper-derived visuals or the asset gate fails. Theory-only papers
+may waive the *total-area* rule (`--waive-total-area`) at a human checkpoint — never
+silently. Never draw bespoke decorative SVG "figures" as substitutes.
+
+**Figure-area bands** (asset gate, fractions of *body*): total target **14–22 %**
+(warn < 12 % / > 24 %, hard < 10 % / > 28 %); per ordinary figure target 4–8 % (warn
+> 10 %, hard > 13 %); `figure--duo` combined 8–12 %. Hero templates pass `--hero`
+(centerpiece may take 30–40 %). The failure mode is symmetric: too small reads as
+decoration, too big crowds out content. Sibling figures that share axes or tell a
+before→after story belong in one `figure--duo` card, not two cards.
+
+### Phase 3 — Scaffold + tokens
+
+`cp "$SKILL_HOME/templates/<chosen>.html" poster_html/poster.html`; retarget `@page`
++ `.poster` dims to the venue canvas (two edits, same values); apply the chosen token
+pack onto the `:root` DESIGN TOKENS block; fill content per the plan; embed manifest
+figures. Run `preflight` + `style_check` — both must PASS before any layout iteration.
+(A fresh scaffold is *expected* to fail `measure` — that gate judges a filled poster.)
+
+### Phase 4 — Layout hard loop
+
+After every layout change:
+
+```bash
+python3 "$SKILL_SCRIPTS/run_gates.py" poster_html/poster.html \
+    --tokens <pack.json> --manifest poster_html/FIGURE_MANIFEST.json \
+    --report poster_html/GATE_REPORT.json
+```
+
+Canonical order: preflight → style → asset → measure → polish. Targets: column-bottom
+**spread < 5 px** (aim < 3), footer gap ∈ [30, 50] px, intercard gap ∈ [12, 50] px,
+canvas-fill ∈ [95, 101] %, poster bbox aligned to page within ±2 px. Fix guidance for
+each failure mode lives in the gate output and `templates/COMPONENTS.md`. **Do not
+proceed while any hard gate fails. Do not let a reviewer see an unmeasured poster.**
+Balance under-filled columns with *content from the paper* (Gate C), never with
+whitespace, `space-between`, or stretched cards.
+
+### Phase 5 — Executor visual review (gated aesthetics)
+
+Render and read the result yourself:
+
+```bash
+python3 "$SKILL_SCRIPTS/render_preview.py" poster_html/poster.html
+pdftoppm -r 100 poster_html/poster_preview.pdf poster_html/review_full -png -f 1 -l 1
+# plus 2-4 region crops at higher res (header / one column / equations) via PIL
+```
+
+Score strictly 1–10. **Critical caps**: < 2 real paper figures → ≤ 3; broken canvas /
+clipped content / unreadable math → ≤ 4; ≥ 4 visible hue families or gradient-heavy
+header → ≤ 4; large blank cards or columns → ≤ 5; fabricated visual claim → ≤ 3.
+Checks: posterly-showcase gestalt (would this hang next to a professionally designed
+poster without looking like a patched dashboard?), single-accent discipline, real
+figures readable and central, print hierarchy (title → headline stats → figures →
+detail), column fill, **equation prominence** (no tiny math in oversized boxes),
+serif-body/sans-display pairing, no gradient kitsch, component consistency, 60-second
+narrative. Output format:
+
+```
+SCORE: N/10
+CAPS_TRIGGERED: ...
+TOP_ISSUES: (max 3)
+ALLOWED_FIX_TYPE per issue: token | component | rebalance | asset | template/canvas
+PATCH_LOOP_RISK: low | medium | high
+```
+
+Loop: fix (fix vocabulary below) → re-run Phase 4 gates → re-score. **≤ 3 issues per
+round, ≤ 3 rounds.** Score ≥ 9 → Phase 6. Still < 9 after 3 rounds → STOP patching;
+escalate to template / canvas / content re-choice (back to Phase 3) or a human
+decision. Never enter round 4 of cosmetic patching.
+
+#### Fix vocabulary (closed set — the anti-patch-loop core)
+
+Allowed: **(a)** edit a `:root` token value; **(b)** swap/remove/add a whole component
+instance from `templates/COMPONENTS.md`; **(c)** content rebalance (move a card across
+columns, trim/grow text *from the paper*, resize a figure within its AR band);
+**(d)** template/canvas re-choice; **(e)** global edits to an existing component's CSS
+that reference only tokens; **(f)** switching predefined variants (`.eqn--large`,
+`.card--compact`, `.figure--wide`, `.nowrap`, …); **(g)** asset fixes (re-crop, swap
+for a clearer figure from the same paper, re-preprocess).
+
+Forbidden: new inline styles, new hex values anywhere, bespoke decorative SVG,
+per-element font-size overrides. **A new component may not be born inside the visual
+loop** — stop, get a human checkpoint, add it to `COMPONENTS.md`, re-run from Phase 3.
+
+### Phase 6 — Final review (fresh reviewer agent, cross-model)
+
+All hard gates PASS + polish warnings zero-or-waived + visual ≥ 9 first. Then a fresh
+reviewer agent reviews the **final artifacts** (not the content plan) — paths only, no
+executor framing:
+
+```text
+spawn_agent:
+  model: gpt-5.5
+  reasoning_effort: xhigh
+  message: |
+    Final print-readiness audit of a conference poster. Read these files yourself:
+    - poster_html/poster.html (final single-file poster)
+    - poster_html/poster_preview.png (rendered preview — view it)
+    - [paper source path(s)]
+    - poster_html/GATE_REPORT.json
+    - poster_html/CLAIM_EVIDENCE.md
+    Check: (1) fidelity & overclaims RE-CHECKED on the final text (polish introduces
+    new claims), (2) residue (\ref{, TODO, raw < in math, missing images, remote
+    URLs), (3) visual rhetoric (headline numbers prominent, banner readable from
+    2 m), (4) gate-log coherence.
+    Verdict: PRINT-READY or NEEDS-FIX with a numbered, severity-ordered issue list.
+```
+
+The reviewer recommends; it does not edit. Any fix → back through Phase 4/5 gates —
+never straight to re-review.
+
+### Phase 7 — Final verification + report
+
+```bash
+python3 "$SKILL_SCRIPTS/poster_check.py" verify-final poster_html/poster_preview.pdf \
+    --from-html poster_html/poster.html --max-size-mb 20
+```
+
+Page count 1, dimensions match `@page`, size ≤ 20 MB, no TODO/residue, no remote
+assets. Report: PDF path, final spread px, footer-gap range, gate summary table,
+unresolved waivers, reviewer verdict. Update `POSTER_STATE.json` → `done`.
+
+## State persistence
+
+`poster_html/POSTER_STATE.json`: `{phase, venue, canvas{w,h,orientation,source_url,
+retrieved}, template, token_pack, design_decisions{...}, figures_selected[],
+visual_rounds, reviewer_verdicts{audit, final}, status, timestamp}` — written after
+every phase; enables compact-recovery resume.
+
+## Key rules
+
+- **Measure, don't eyeball.** No layout claim without `run_gates.py` output.
+- **Gates before aesthetics.** A reviewer only ever sees a poster whose hard gates
+  PASS. This ordering is what kills the patch-loop death spiral.
+- **Never invent paper numbers or figures.** Numbers come from the paper source;
+  visuals carry manifest provenance. Fabrication = critical cap ≤ 3.
+- **Two hues, one system.** Accent + gold + neutrals. The style gate enforces it;
+  don't negotiate with the gate.
+- **Real figures are the poster.** A poster without the paper's own figures is a
+  dashboard, not a poster.
+- **Fix vocabulary is closed.** If a fix isn't expressible as token / component /
+  rebalance / asset / canvas, it's the wrong fix.
+- **Cross-model verdicts.** The executor drives the loop and scores visuals;
+  acceptance of content fidelity comes from the fresh reviewer agent (a loop can
+  drive, never acquit).
+- **Preserve user decisions.** Re-read `design_decisions` before "improving" anything.
+- **Vendor boundary.** `poster_check.py`, `render_preview.py`, `_posterly/` are
+  vendored from posterly — keep diffs minimal; ARIS-side logic goes in the new
+  scripts, not in vendored files.
+
+## Review tracing
+
+Save every reviewer call's trace per `../shared-references/review-tracing.md` to
+`.aris/traces/paper-poster-html/<date>_run<NN>/` (audit + final agents, raw responses).
+
+## Output contract
+
+```
+poster_html/
+├── poster.html              # single-file source of truth
+├── poster_preview.pdf       # print-emulated, verify-final-checked
+├── poster_preview.png       # thumbnail
+├── POSTER_STATE.json        # resume state
+├── GATE_REPORT.json         # canonical gate ledger (schema v1)
+├── POSTER_CONTENT_PLAN.md   # what-goes-where + word budgets
+├── CLAIM_EVIDENCE.md        # reviewer claim→evidence audit
+├── FIGURE_MANIFEST.json     # figure provenance (sha256, page, bbox, dpi)
+└── assets/{paper_figures,logos,qr,mathjax}/
+```
+
+## When NOT to use
+
+- Slides, not a poster → `/paper-talk` / `/slides-polish`.
+- The paper's headline isn't stable yet — fix the paper first; a poster amplifies
+  whatever story it's given.

package/dist/skills/paper-poster-html/scripts/_posterly/canvas.py

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+"""Canvas (page-size) parsing utilities, shared by all CLIs.
+
+Two input sources for canvas dimensions:
+  1. The ``@page { size: W H }`` declaration inside the poster HTML's
+     ``<style>`` blocks. This is the canonical source — every CLI parses
+     it first so layout decisions stay tied to what Chromium actually
+     renders.
+  2. The ``--canvas`` CLI argument as an override. Accepts:
+       - ``60x36in``, ``914x1194mm`` (numeric W x H + unit)
+       - ``A0 portrait``, ``A1 landscape`` (ISO 216 named sizes)
+
+Returns inches everywhere; callers convert to viewport px via
+``viewport_for(canvas_in)`` at 96 ppi (Chromium's print pixel basis).
+"""
+from __future__ import annotations
+
+import argparse
+import re
+from pathlib import Path
+
+from .textutil import ascii_safe
+
+
+# Conversion factors → inches.
+UNIT_TO_IN: dict[str, float] = {
+    "in": 1.0,
+    "mm": 1.0 / 25.4,
+    "cm": 1.0 / 2.54,
+    "pt": 1.0 / 72.0,
+}
+
+# ISO 216 paper sizes (portrait W x H, in mm).
+NAMED_SIZES_MM: dict[str, tuple[float, float]] = {
+    "A0": (841.0, 1189.0),
+    "A1": (594.0, 841.0),
+    "A2": (420.0, 594.0),
+    "A3": (297.0, 420.0),
+    "A4": (210.0, 297.0),
+}
+
+
+def _extract_style_css(html_text: str) -> str:
+    """Concatenate the contents of all ``<style>…</style>`` blocks with
+    CSS comments stripped. The only place to look for ``@page`` — never
+    raw HTML body, never ``<script>``.
+    """
+    blocks = re.findall(
+        r"<style[^>]*>(.*?)</style>",
+        html_text,
+        flags=re.DOTALL | re.IGNORECASE,
+    )
+    css = "\n".join(blocks)
+    css = re.sub(r"/\*.*?\*/", "", css, flags=re.DOTALL)
+    return css
+
+
+def read_canvas_from_html(html_path: Path) -> tuple[float, float] | None:
+    """Parse ``@page { size: ... }`` from ``<style>`` blocks.
+
+    Supports both numeric and named-size forms:
+
+      - ``@page { size: 60in 36in; }`` (numeric, `in`/`mm`/`cm`/`pt`)
+      - ``@page { size: A0 portrait; }`` / ``A1 landscape`` (CSS named
+        page sizes — same set as ``parse_canvas_arg``)
+
+    Numeric dimensions may mix units (``24in 914mm``). Named pages
+    (``@page poster { size: ... }``) are recognised too. Returns
+    ``(width_in, height_in)`` or ``None`` on parse failure — callers
+    must either require ``--canvas`` or exit non-zero. We refuse to
+    silently fall back to a hardcoded default.
+    """
+    txt = html_path.read_text(encoding="utf-8", errors="ignore")
+    css = _extract_style_css(txt)
+
+    # Find EVERY `@page … { … size: <value>; … }` candidate (numeric
+    # or named) and try to parse each. Earlier versions stopped at the
+    # first numeric match, so an `@page { size: auto }` declaration
+    # before a real `@page { size: A0 landscape }` would mask the latter
+    # and the parser returned None. Iterate and accept the LAST that
+    # parses — matching CSS cascade for paged media.
+    pattern = re.compile(
+        r"@page(?:\s+[A-Za-z_-][\w:-]*)?\s*\{[^}]*?size\s*:\s*"
+        r"([^;{}]+?)\s*(?:!\s*important\s*)?[;}]",
+        re.IGNORECASE,
+    )
+    last_parsed: tuple[float, float] | None = None
+    for m in pattern.finditer(css):
+        raw = m.group(1).strip()
+        # 1) Numeric form: `<num><unit> <num><unit>` (units may differ).
+        m_num = re.fullmatch(
+            r"((?:\d+(?:\.\d*)?|\.\d+))\s*(in|mm|cm|pt)\s+"
+            r"((?:\d+(?:\.\d*)?|\.\d+))\s*(in|mm|cm|pt)",
+            raw,
+            re.IGNORECASE,
+        )
+        if m_num:
+            w = float(m_num.group(1)) * UNIT_TO_IN[m_num.group(2).lower()]
+            h = float(m_num.group(3)) * UNIT_TO_IN[m_num.group(4).lower()]
+            last_parsed = (w, h)
+            continue
+        # 2) Named form: delegate to parse_canvas_arg so both code paths
+        #    agree on what counts as a valid `<NamedSize> [orient]` /
+        #    `<orient> <NamedSize>` value.
+        try:
+            last_parsed = parse_canvas_arg(raw)
+        except argparse.ArgumentTypeError:
+            # Skip this @page (e.g. `size: auto`) and keep looking.
+            continue
+    return last_parsed
+
+
+def parse_canvas_arg(s: str) -> tuple[float, float]:
+    """Argparse-friendly parser for ``--canvas`` values.
+
+    Accepts:
+      - ``60x36in``, ``914x1194mm``, ``60x36cm`` (one unit at end)
+      - ``A0 portrait``, ``A0 landscape``, ``A1 portrait``, …
+    Returns ``(width_in, height_in)``.
+
+    Raises ``argparse.ArgumentTypeError`` so argparse formats the error
+    cleanly without a stack trace.
+    """
+    s = s.strip()
+    # Form 1: <W>x<H><unit>
+    m = re.fullmatch(
+        r"((?:\d+(?:\.\d*)?|\.\d+))\s*[x×]\s*"
+        r"((?:\d+(?:\.\d*)?|\.\d+))\s*(in|mm|cm|pt)",
+        s,
+        re.IGNORECASE,
+    )
+    if m:
+        unit = m.group(3).lower()
+        w = float(m.group(1)) * UNIT_TO_IN[unit]
+        h = float(m.group(2)) * UNIT_TO_IN[unit]
+        return w, h
+    # Form 2: CSS Paged Media value `<NamedSize> | <Orient> |
+    # <NamedSize> <Orient> | <Orient> <NamedSize>` (the spec lets
+    # orientation appear before OR after the size keyword).
+    parts = re.split(r"\s+", s)
+    if 1 <= len(parts) <= 2:
+        name_token = orient_token = None
+        for part in parts:
+            up = part.upper()
+            lo = part.lower()
+            if up in NAMED_SIZES_MM and name_token is None:
+                name_token = up
+            elif lo in ("portrait", "landscape") and orient_token is None:
+                orient_token = lo
+            else:
+                name_token = orient_token = None
+                break
+        if name_token is not None:
+            orient = orient_token or "portrait"
+            w_mm, h_mm = NAMED_SIZES_MM[name_token]
+            if orient == "landscape":
+                w_mm, h_mm = h_mm, w_mm
+            return w_mm / 25.4, h_mm / 25.4
+    raise argparse.ArgumentTypeError(
+        f"--canvas expects '<W>x<H><unit>' (e.g. '60x36in') or "
+        f"'<NamedSize> [portrait|landscape]' (e.g. 'A0 portrait'); "
+        f"got {ascii_safe(s)!r}. Named sizes: "
+        f"{', '.join(sorted(NAMED_SIZES_MM))}."
+    )
+
+
+def viewport_for(canvas_in: tuple[float, float]) -> tuple[int, int]:
+    """Convert (W_in, H_in) to (W_px, H_px) at 96 ppi.
+
+    Playwright's print-emulation uses CSS pixels at 96 ppi, so the
+    viewport must match that basis or measurement units shift.
+    """
+    w_in, h_in = canvas_in
+    return (int(round(w_in * 96)), int(round(h_in * 96)))
+
+
+def resolve_canvas(
+    html_path: Path,
+    canvas_override: tuple[float, float] | None,
+    label: str,
+) -> tuple[tuple[float, float], tuple[int, int]] | None:
+    """Resolve canvas from CLI override (preferred) or HTML's ``@page``.
+
+    Prints a one-liner to stdout describing which source was used.
+    Returns ``(canvas_in, viewport_px)`` on success, ``None`` on failure
+    (caller exits 2 after this). ``label`` is the CLI's logger prefix
+    (e.g. ``[measure]``).
+    """
+    if canvas_override is not None:
+        canvas = canvas_override
+        print(f"{label} canvas (--canvas override) = "
+              f"{canvas[0]:.2f}in x {canvas[1]:.2f}in")
+    else:
+        parsed = read_canvas_from_html(html_path)
+        if parsed is None:
+            return None
+        canvas = parsed
+        print(f"{label} canvas = {canvas[0]:.2f}in x {canvas[1]:.2f}in")
+    viewport = viewport_for(canvas)
+    print(f"{label} viewport = {viewport[0]} x {viewport[1]} px")
+    return canvas, viewport