htmlreport-fulllisted

# Full HTML report — the complete record, in a browser Same receipt as `/gitreceipts:audit`, rendered as a self-contained page with **nothing collapsed away**: every commit keeps its file list, its commands with blast radii, its MCP calls, its intent and the agent's own summary. Theme-aware, no external assets, works offline. **This one is for the browser, not the preview.** It runs several hundred KB on a real session — chat preview panes render it as raw markup or not at all. Generate and open it in one step. If the user wants something readable in the conversation, that's `/gitreceipts:HTMLReport-Compact`. ## Run it Requires the `git-receipts` binary (0.1.1+) — `/gitreceipts:recap` owns the install and upgrade offers if it's missing or old. ```bash F="${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/gitreceipts-report-full.html" git receipts audit --format html > "$F" && open "$F" && echo "$F" ``` (`xdg-open` on Linux.) No browser — SSH, headless, a container? Still write it, give the path, and say why it didn't open. Never skip silently. Match the scope to what the user is asking about: `--commit <hash>`, `--project`, `--latest`, `--this-session <marker>`, `--full-history`. Swap `audit` for `recap` if they want the story framing rather than the verdict. `--expand all|none` controls what starts open (default: findings open, clean commits collapsed). `--with-output` includes every command's captured output, not just the failures'. State the path afterward. It lands OUTSIDE the repo deliberately — a