[impuls42]

What

Adds an optional calendly config key. Set it to a Calendly path and the CV header gets a booking link:

calendly: janesmith/30min   # or just: janesmith

• On screen: an icon at the end of the social row, with a "Book a meeting (Calendly)" tooltip.
• In print: a Calendly: https://calendly.com/... line under the other links, so a saved PDF keeps a clickable booking link.

Also rewords the README tagline so it no longer pitches the theme at academic CVs only.

Why

A booking link takes a reader from the CV straight to a meeting slot. The theme already handles LinkedIn, GitHub, Telegram and the rest as per-service keys, so Calendly follows the same pattern instead of going into website, which would also log its clicks as website in analytics.

How

• _layouts/cv.html: one {% if site.calendly %} block in .cv-socials and one in .cv-socials-print, built like the other social entries. The link carries data-ym-goal="calendly_click" and data-goatcounter-click="calendly".
• Icon: the Calendly mark from Simple Icons 16.33.0 (CC0). The theme's LeetCode path already comes from Simple Icons, byte for byte. A bare glyph would stand out next to the filled rounded squares, so the mark is scaled to 16px and drawn in white on the same rounded-square path the LinkedIn/GitHub/Twitter icons use.
• The tooltip says "Book a meeting (Calendly)" rather than just "Calendly" because the link is an action, not a profile. It is also the link's accessible name.
• No CSS changes. The existing rules already hide the icon row in print and show the text links instead.
• Plain link only. A Calendly embed script would go against the no-JS and no-external-dependency rules in CONSTITUTION.md.
• VERSION 1.2.0 → 1.3.0 (additive, so MINOR), plus CHANGELOG.md, the README config example and feature list, and _config.demo.yml so the CI demo build renders it. The Gemfile.lock change is the gem's own version line.
• README tagline: "Build a CV or résumé with a classic Harvard look. It is customizable, mobile-friendly and ready for GitHub Pages."

Verification

Everything below ran against the demo site, built the way CI does (JEKYLL_ENV=production bundle exec jekyll build --trace --config _config.demo.yml).

• The build succeeds, and index.html has both the icon link and the print line for https://calendly.com/yourcalendlyusername/30min.
• Rendered in headless Chromium:
  • desktop and 390px mobile: all six social icons in one row, Calendly last, same size and baseline as the others;
  • print media: Calendly: https://calendly.com/yourcalendlyusername/30min right after the LeetCode line;
  • A4 PDF: still 2 pages, same as before the change, and the Calendly URL is a clickable link annotation.
• GoatCounter: built the demo with a placeholder goatcounter host, loaded GoatCounter's count.js (sendBeacon stubbed, other requests blocked) and clicked the print button, then the Calendly icon. Both go out as events the same way:
  • p=print e=true t="Print / Save as PDF"
  • p=calendly e=true t="Book a meeting (Calendly)"
• With calendly unset, the page renders the same as on main: main.css is identical and index.html differs only by two blank lines.
• gem build produces harvard-style-cv-theme-1.3.0 with only LICENSE, README.md, VERSION, the two layouts and main.scss.

Rollout

Sites that pin the theme to a tag pick this up once v1.3.0 is tagged and their Gemfile is bumped.

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