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Build a filing-date financial statement pipeline from saved SEC CompanyFacts-shaped records. Exact start/end matching preserves 53-week periods and comparative facts; nine metrics retain full input lineage and missing-value statuses.
The offline demo contains 33 manually curated Apple 2023/2024 public-filing records, six cutoff/period panels and nine deterministic report files. It does not claim an unmodified API response, intraday availability or actual restatement.
Validation completed locally on Python 3.12: 30 tests passed, independent SQLite selection checks, Ruff lint/format, full committed report byte replay, and a built wheel installed outside the source checkout successfully generated and verified the demo. README preview is generated from the same analysis.
CI checks Python 3.11–3.13, report replay and installed-wheel behavior. Public Pages deployment requires all matrix jobs to pass. GitHub Actions are pinned to verified official release commits. Includes methodology, public source ledger, Chinese interview walkthrough and MIT license.