Every page Brandon makes has a little Kid mode button like this one, and a plain text twin you can read. This page counts how many pages have both. The answer is all of them, 422 out of 422.
The fix-plan promised that Phase 3 would clear the standing kid-mode debt across every content page, then ship this panel as proof. Every one of the 422 live content pages now carries a real toggleKid() button and a sibling .md. Coverage is 100%.
The last-20 audit flagged that ship.py had only ever run on 3 chat pages, never the backlog, leaving an unknown body of content pages without a real button or sibling .md. Phase 3 was left as "the next executable step" and never run.
Every content page under public/ has a real toggleKid() function (not just a class string) and a sibling index.md. Measured live this pass, not asserted.
| Check | Method | Pages passing |
|---|---|---|
| Has a real kid toggle | page contains function toggleKid / toggleKid() / classList.toggle('kid') — a working toggle, not a stray class name | 422 / 422 |
| Has a sibling .md | an index.md exists next to the page's index.html | 422 / 422 |
| Clean (both) | both checks pass | 422 / 422 |
ship.py closeout gate (memory reference_drwu_htmls_disk_enospc_and_kidmode_injector, reference_ship_closeout_gate). Every new page since ships through ship.py, which injects + verifies the button, ensures the .md, deploys, and curls each route for 200 — so coverage stays at 100% by construction, not by hand.