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Engineering proposals could select suitable fonts and graphics but still recreate rendering checks for each document. This adds a reusable project visual profile and a shared static HTML/SVG/PDF export pipeline that checks actual glyph suppliers, embedded font identities and weights, selected graphic bytes, native SVG geometry and visible placement. Missing resources and unsupported tools cannot produce a successful required review.

Profiles retain explicit project/client authority, typography roles, palette and artwork provenance without defining a universal CSE brand. Six synthetic behavioral cases cover direct and indirect requests, client overrides, missing fonts, editorial artwork/body preservation and text-only negatives. A committed-source packager makes version 0.2.0-alpha.7 reproducible without dirty, ignored or untracked files.

Validation:

• Profile, behavioral-evaluator and committed-source preservation regression tests.
• Actual Chromium/PyMuPDF tests with Plex 400/600, a native component SVG, PNG artwork and standalone SVG export; hidden/off-page graphics are rejected.
• Independent renderer/evaluator integration: all 45 observable artifact checks pass, including preserved wording in exported PDF text.
• Gallery and showcase regenerated: 54 deterministic outputs are byte-identical; engine receipts include the new verifier module.

The full local pinned-parser regression passed: 1225 tests across 77 suites; 4 optional checks skipped. The opt-in real-browser test passed separately. Python 3.10/3.12 branch and pull-request CI passed on the exact final commit. Fresh installed-session verification is a separate installation check. Optional rendering tools are existing local dependencies; this change installs no packages and alters no execution permissions.