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Availability of self-contained HTML used to generate DiffSpot

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5/5
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Over a week
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25/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Needs clarification
Activity status
Active
Domain
data

Research direction

Start by checking the Hugging Face release and the repository for references to the released benchmark pairs or regenerated HTML. The issue is complete when the availability or release plan for the corresponding self-contained HTML is clearly documented.

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Description

The paper states that each retained screenshot is paired with self-contained HTML produced through LLM regeneration, and that the CSS mutation pipeline operates directly on this static HTML.

I can find the before/after images and structured mutation metadata in the Hugging Face release, but I haven’t been able to locate the corresponding regenerated HTML.

Is the self-contained HTML corpus (or at least the HTML corresponding to the released 4,400 benchmark pairs) publicly available or planned for release?

We’re interested in using the code → render → mutation correspondence for advancing vision pipeline harnesses. We could create a mutator in like kindness to generate similar data, but then we would lose the existing 'exact benchmark' compatibility with your already established results.

Thanks,
Aaron

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