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Let readers try invoice timing without sign-in or installation - #28
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The first interactive trial required a Colab session and a Python installation cell. Add a static /try/ lesson that lets readers change the decision/correction arrival, compare safe versus event-only selection and copy a scenario link immediately in the browser.
Use the existing two-revision synthetic CSV fixture, a visible 90-day freshness rule and exact integer microseconds. Unsupported precision clears the previous result and disables sharing; inputs remain in the browser and share state uses the URL fragment. Link the actual Python/CSV tools for real inputs, and add direct project/author links for readers who want to star or follow. Keep the saved scalar/rolling bundles and package runtime unchanged.
The exact shipped inline core passes 71 cases against SQLite and the independent Python enumerator, plus hand-calculated cutoffs, epoch microseconds and malformed-input checks. Extend real-Chrome CI to exercise presets, edited equality/delay, error recovery, share fragments and overflow at desktop and 390-pixel mobile widths. Both committed bundles verify without regeneration. Pages copies the single self-contained page; no frontend build dependencies or analytics are added. The touched Pages setup refs are pinned to the same checked Action commits as CI.
This is a fixed educational mirror, not the full feature importer or evidence verifier. All ten final PR CI jobs pass, including real Chrome with observed viewport widths 1280 and 390, 18 total report/lesson selections, and the 71-case browser/SQL/Python comparison. Deployment and visual acceptance are checked separately on the published page.