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Brings the landing page and README in line with the current plan.

The library table

• Buffer-stock saving is now the first row. HARK's solution, in review in Add buffer stock model and HARK implementation #5, fills its first slot (linked to the PR), and its description is marked ⟨draft⟩.
• The four proposed families are marked "description ⟨planned⟩", since none has a draft yet.
• The lead text and the README now say "Buffer-stock saving comes first; four more are proposed."

Model descriptions instead of templates

#5 replaced the template notebook with a shared model description, published as a page and a PDF.

• Section 04 is now "Model descriptions", and its rail entry and anchor follow.
• The steps now say each project writes its solution in its own toolkit and format.
• The remaining mentions of templates follow suit: the ask, who does what, contribute, the host card, the footer and the README.
• The "pins / leaves free" lists are unchanged.

Promises

• QuantEcon's role now reads "develops shared tooling in consultation with the projects", with a link to QuantEcon's infrastructure page, instead of listing specific tools.
• The AI advisor moves from Phase 1 to Phase 2, as something to explore.

The group's name

The footer and README now use the decided name, SCE Working Group 1 on Language and Semantics. The other places listed in #7 are outside this repository:

• The working group repository's description is updated.
• Its PDF template changes in Use the group's name, Language and Semantics, in the PDF template econ-ark/sce-wg-1#5.
• The library PDF template added in Add buffer stock model and HARK implementation #5 still needs the same change, and the buffer-stock description PDF a rebuild, before Add buffer stock model and HARK implementation #5 merges.

Smaller fixes

• The footer links the working group's code of conduct instead of "Code of conduct ⟨tbd⟩".
• The README's entry for the Project B talk no longer points to its source.

All three site checks pass locally.

Closes #7

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Copilot review overview

🟢 Approval recommended

It is a consistent content/presentation-only update whose anchor, markup, and CSS changes I verified against the site's CI invariants, with no logic changes or unresolved issues.

Review effort: Balanced
Findings: None

What changed in this PR

This PR updates the landing page (docs/index.html), its stylesheet (docs/site.css), and the README.md to align the community-library site with the current plan from PR #5: buffer-stock saving becomes the first baseline model, "template notebooks" are reframed as shared "model descriptions", QuantEcon's role is softened to "shared tooling in consultation with the projects", the AI advisor moves from Phase 1 to Phase 2, and the working group is renamed from "Language and Formal Semantics" to "Language and Semantics" (closing issue #7 for the in-repo references). It is a content/presentation-only change with no application logic.

Changes:

• Add a buffer-stock model row (with a filled "HARK · in review" slot linking to PR #5) and relabel the proposed models' status from "template ⟨draft⟩" to "description ⟨planned⟩".
• Rename section 04 and its anchor/rail entry from templates to descriptions, and rewrite the surrounding copy (steps, panels, ask, governance, roadmap, footer, README) from "templates" to "model descriptions".
• Introduce a .slot.is-filled style and widen .model-template to fit the longer status text; apply the decided working-group name.

File	Description
README.md	Updates the group name, "how it works" copy, the baseline table (adds buffer-stock), and the status/website notes.
docs/​index.html	Adds the buffer-stock model row, renames the templates section/anchor to descriptions, updates copy, roadmap, footer, and the group name.
docs/​site.css	Adds .slot.is-filled styling for filled slots and widens .model-template to fit "description ⟨planned⟩".

I verified the renamed section is internally consistent (href="#descriptions" ↔ id="descriptions" ↔ data-navlink/data-spy="descriptions"), so the three CI site checks (local references, in-page anchors, and the contents-rail wiring in publish.yml) still pass. The new model row matches the structure of its siblings, the new CSS reuses existing --qe-blue tokens, and no stale "template" (visible text) or "Formal Semantics" references remain.

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