Generate searchable example pages from READMEs

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Description

• Make each example's root README the single source for its title, description, industry, requirements, and conditional catalog fields; generate the catalog, search index, and detail pages automatically.
• Add searchable category and industry views, URL-backed filters, responsive cards, and themed README pages with sanitized images and locally served Mermaid diagrams.
• Add strict README metadata checks, catalog tests, pull-request preview artifacts, main-only GitHub Pages deployment, and contributor documentation for the new format.

Screenshots

Main Page

Explore by Type/Collection/Industry

Filter by Industry/Text Search

Preview of Recipe

Verification

• python3 scripts/check_license_headers.py --check
• python3 scripts/check_label_taxonomy.py --check
• git diff --check
• Validated README metadata for all 18 discovered examples.
• Validated generated catalog sources and local resources.
• Passed 23 Python catalog tests and 11 JavaScript interaction tests.
• Passed browser acceptance across the catalog and all generated detail pages.
• Rendered and verified 15 Mermaid diagrams across 6 detail pages.
• Passed the Agentic AI Learning Path validator.

Documentation Writer Review

• Documentation writer review completed for the final changes
• Result: docs-updated
• Evidence or justification: Updated README.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, the example taxonomy, catalog architecture and deployment documentation, generated examples/README.md, all example README catalog blocks, site copy, and THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.
• Reviewer: Codex documentation-writer review
• Changed user-facing text follows the writing guide and controlled-word list.
• A public contributor can understand the changed text without internal company context.
• I reviewed any agent-generated text before submission.

Release And Compliance

• No secrets or credentials are included.
• No nonpublic project names, environments, URLs, identifiers, logs, paths, screenshots, or configuration values are included.
• Third-party dependency changes are reflected in THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.
• Public content uses sanitized examples and placeholders.
• I added my DCO sign-off declaration to this pull request description.

Signed-off-by: Sam Pastoriza spastoriza@nvidia.com