Hall of Fame: Machine Detail Pages

Bounty: 50 RTC

Overview

Extend the Hall of Fame (https://rustchain.org/hall-of-fame/) with clickable machine detail pages. When you click on a machine in the leaderboard, it should show a full profile page for that hardware.

Why This Matters

The Hall of Fame shows the leaderboard but you can't dive deeper into a specific machine. Operators want to see their machine's full history — when it first attested, how many epochs it has participated in, its rust score trend, and compare it against the fleet average.

Requirements

Machine Profile Page (40 RTC)

• Accessible via query param: /hall-of-fame/?machine=<fingerprint_hash>
• Or a new page: /hall-of-fame/machine.html?id=<fingerprint_hash>
• Display:
  • Machine name/nickname (if set)
  • Architecture, model, manufacture year
  • Rust score with badge and ASCII art silhouette
  • Total attestations and first/last attestation dates
  • Age in years
  • Capacitor plague status, deceased status
  • Miner ID (operator)
• Deceased machines: memorial styling (grayscale, faded glow)
• CRT terminal aesthetic matching existing Hall of Fame

Backend Endpoint (10 RTC)

• GET /api/hall_of_fame/machine?id=<fingerprint_hash>
• Returns full machine details from hall_of_rust table
• Include: attestation timeline (last 30 days), reward participation

Technical Notes

• The hall_of_rust table has: fingerprint_hash, miner_id, device_family, device_arch, device_model, manufacture_year, rust_score, total_attestations, nickname, is_deceased, capacitor_plague, thermal_events, first_attestation, last_attestation
• Reuse get_rust_badge() and ASCII art silhouettes from existing Hall of Fame code

Deliverables

1. Updated Hall of Fame HTML or new machine.html page
2. New API endpoint in server code
3. PR to Scottcjn/Rustchain

Reference

• Hall of Fame: https://rustchain.org/hall-of-fame/
• API: curl -sk https://rustchain.org/api/hall_of_fame | python3 -m json.tool