Add research page and AREA project page - #11
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Adds /research (a listing page, mirroring /projects) and /research/area, a summary of the AREA (Agentic Reasoning and Engagement Analysis) research program built from the project's own docs, kept at the same high-level altitude as the repo's own public documentation per its IP notice. Adds a Research link to the site nav. Closes #10 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
/research, a listing page mirroring/projects, with its first entry linking to AREA./research/area, a summary of the AREA (Agentic Reasoning and Engagement Analysis) research program: purpose, the three foundational research questions, hypothesis, methodology, and how it fits into the larger three-phase (AREA/CAIRE/FROST) research arc. Content is drawn from the project's own repo docs, kept at the same high-level altitude as the repo's public documentation itself per its stated IP notice (detailed measurement standards/rubrics/architecture are withheld until pilot studies conclude), closing with a link out to the GitHub repo for the full documentation.Closes #10
Test plan
npm run typechecknpm run lint(js + markdown)npm run buildnpm run lint:htmlagainst built outputnpm run test:unit(26/26 passing)