What Changed

• Modified the "Initialize Final Report" step in .github/workflows/fortress-completion-finalize.yml to display a prominent status banner at the top of the report
• Added workflow-level failure detection logic that checks if any critical job (setup, test-magex, pre-commit, security, code-quality, test-suite, benchmarks, or release) failed
• Refactored the report structure to show an overall workflow status (✅ All jobs passed / ⚠️ Workflow completed with failures) before the detailed job results
• Implemented conditional banner coloring using Markdown blockquotes based on workflow success/failure status

Why It Was Necessary

• Improves visibility of workflow outcomes by presenting the overall status prominently at the beginning of the report
• Enables quick assessment of workflow health without scanning through detailed job results
• Provides immediate feedback on which specific jobs failed when the workflow encounters issues
• Enhances the user experience by organizing report information in a more intuitive hierarchy (summary → details)

Testing Performed

• Verified the bash logic for detecting failed jobs across all critical workflow stages
• Tested the conditional rendering of success vs. failure banners using GitHub environment variables
• Validated that job status checks properly handle both "success" and "skipped" as non-failure states
• Confirmed the report structure maintains backward compatibility with existing artifact processing steps

Impact / Risk

• Low Risk: Changes are isolated to report formatting and presentation logic only
• No Breaking Changes: Downstream consumers of workflow artifacts are unaffected
• Improved UX: Users can immediately identify workflow failures without parsing detailed logs
• Maintainability: Clear separation between status banner logic and detailed reporting makes future updates easier