ci-pdf-buildlisted

# CI-Compliant PDF Build Render a **brand-compliant, client-ready PDF** with fpdf2 (or a PDF MCP if one is connected — prefer it when available). ## Step 1 — Start from the template Build on `templates/pdf_example.py` — the `CIPDF` class already implements cover, header/footer, section bars, body, and tables. Don't reinvent the layout. ## Step 2 — Register fonts correctly Point the brand fonts at their `.ttf` files and **always register with `uni=True`** — otherwise `ä ö ü ß é ñ` break. Headings and body should use distinct brand fonts. ```python pdf.add_font("Heading", "", f"{FONT_DIR}/Heading-Regular.ttf", uni=True) pdf.add_font("Heading", "B", f"{FONT_DIR}/Heading-Bold.ttf", uni=True) pdf.add_font("Body", "", f"{FONT_DIR}/Body-Regular.ttf", uni=True) ``` ## Step 3 — Apply the CI - Cover: dark background, accent bar, white title, brand + client + date + contact. - Header/footer: dark bar + accent line; brand left, contact centred. - Section titles: accent bar + bold heading font. - Tables: accent header row (white text), alternating white / light-gray body rows. - KPI / ROI boxes: colour-coded (good / warning / critical) — avoid pure red-green only; add a second cue so it survives grayscale and colour-blind readers. ## Step 4 — Standard structure Cover → table of contents → content sections → investment / ROI / next steps → contact footer. ## Step 5 — Typography & correctness rules - **Real accented characters**, never ASCII (`für`, not `fuer`). - *