How about we put all the CILs into a separate directory to separate the actual code from the output? Something like ./CIL/ so it's still easily accessible.
There are elements which were either not designed but are being used in markdown and then result in a strange print layout. I'm colleting them below and we should look into why these things happen, if something in the mdwn needs to change or if we want to account for every possible corner case when building the PDF.
CIL006:
second level titles are italized (I guess that's because they are not actual second level titles)
executive summary entirely italized and indented as if it were a quote
page 5 indented text has no paragraphs
page 42, there's a lot of space in the footnote nĀ° 11
references lack title "References" as we have in previous publications
Pulled quotes slide down below the main text when a section ends. we'd consider a section to be an h3, rather than encountering a new h6. if we can manage to define this better, then the pulled quotes would "stay above the footnotes".
Check if the page bleed and margins in printed material are well respected.
The file size seems correct and includes the bleed, but does it also respect the margins?
The "Shifting terrain" report (https://zenodo.org/records/10229828) makes heavy use of pulled quotes and there seem to be some issues with that where the page breaks after the quote but that should never happen: