Update downloads tracking snapshot

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Automated update of the release download snapshot and charts.

Total: 2095
Day: 0
Week: 0
Month: 0

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PR Summary by Qodo

Refresh release download snapshot and charts for October 7

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AI Description

• Advance the release-download snapshot to October 7; the total remains 2,095.
• Refresh chart dates to match the snapshot; day, week, and month values remain zero.

Diagram

graph TD
  A["Daily stats workflow"] --> B["Download snapshot"] --> C["Download charts"]
  B --> D["Stats dashboard"]
  C --> D

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High-Level Assessment

Keep the generated snapshot and SVGs together so their dates agree. No workflow or data-model change is warranted for this date-only refresh.

Files changed (6) +14 / -14

Other (6) +14 / -14

downloads.jsonAdvance the download snapshot to October 7 +4/-4

Advance the download snapshot to October 7

• Updates generatedAt and moves the sole snapshot date from October 6 to October 7. The total remains 2,095, and day, week, and month values remain zero.

stats/downloads.json

daily--black.svgRefresh the daily chart date +2/-2

Refresh the daily chart date

• Changes the generated date and x-axis label to October 7. The displayed daily value remains zero.

stats/charts/daily--black.svg

monthly--black.svgRefresh the monthly chart date +2/-2

Refresh the monthly chart date

• Changes the generated date and x-axis label to October 7. The displayed monthly value remains zero.

stats/charts/monthly--black.svg

total-trend--black.svgRefresh the total-trend chart date +2/-2

Refresh the total-trend chart date

• Changes the generated date and x-axis label to October 7. The displayed total remains 2,095.

stats/charts/total-trend--black.svg

weekly--black.svgRefresh the weekly chart date +2/-2

Refresh the weekly chart date

• Changes the generated date and x-axis label to October 7. The displayed weekly value remains zero.

stats/charts/weekly--black.svg

downloads-trend.svgRefresh the standalone download-trend chart date +2/-2

Refresh the standalone download-trend chart date

• Changes the generated date and x-axis label to October 7. The displayed total remains 2,095.

stats/downloads-trend.svg

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Code Review by Qodo

🐞 Bugs (1) 📘 Rule violations (0) 📜 Skill insights (0)

1. Offline dashboard shows an old snapshot 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness

Description

The embedded FALLBACK in stats/dashboard.html remains dated October 6 while this update advances
the canonical snapshot and chart data to October 7. When fetching downloads.json fails or the page
is opened from file://, the dashboard keeps rendering that fallback, showing stale coverage and
statistics alongside the current charts.

Code

stats/downloads.json[R21-24]

+    "firstDate": "2026-10-07",
+    "lastDate": "2026-10-07",
    "series": {
-      "2026-10-06": 2095
+      "2026-10-07": 2095

Evidence

The PR changes the canonical snapshot series to October 7, but the dashboard's embedded fallback
remains the October 6 snapshot. The dashboard renders this fallback before fetching the JSON and
intentionally retains it when the fetch fails, while the update workflow explicitly preserves the
dashboard during snapshot replacement.

stats/downloads.json[6-24]
stats/dashboard.html[157-170]
stats/dashboard.html[263-271]
.github/workflows/stats-daily-with-chart.yml[107-130]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The workflow preserves `stats/dashboard.html` while replacing the generated snapshot, so its embedded fallback remains on the previous snapshot after each daily update. Offline or failed-fetch views can therefore show stale dates and statistics.

## Fix Focus Areas
- stats/downloads.json[6-24]
- stats/dashboard.html[157-170]
- .github/workflows/stats-daily-with-chart.yml[107-130]

## Recommended Fix
Update the embedded `snapshot-data` in `stats/dashboard.html` whenever the generated `stats/downloads.json` changes, preferably by adding a workflow step that replaces the embedded JSON from the current snapshot while preserving the rest of the customized dashboard. Add validation to ensure the fallback and external JSON have matching generated dates, totals, and snapshot series before creating the pull request.

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1. Offline dashboard shows an old snapshot 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness

The embedded FALLBACK in stats/dashboard.html remains dated October 6 while this update advances
the canonical snapshot and chart data to October 7. When fetching downloads.json fails or the page
is opened from file://, the dashboard keeps rendering that fallback, showing stale coverage and
statistics alongside the current charts.

Agent Prompt

## Issue description
The workflow preserves `stats/dashboard.html` while replacing the generated snapshot, so its embedded fallback remains on the previous snapshot after each daily update. Offline or failed-fetch views can therefore show stale dates and statistics.

## Fix Focus Areas
- stats/downloads.json[6-24]
- stats/dashboard.html[157-170]
- .github/workflows/stats-daily-with-chart.yml[107-130]

## Recommended Fix
Update the embedded `snapshot-data` in `stats/dashboard.html` whenever the generated `stats/downloads.json` changes, preferably by adding a workflow step that replaces the embedded JSON from the current snapshot while preserving the rest of the customized dashboard. Add validation to ensure the fallback and external JSON have matching generated dates, totals, and snapshot series before creating the pull request.

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