feat: june treasury reports

[kemuru]

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• New Features
  • Added a treasury report entry for June 2025.

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Walkthrough

A new treasury report entry for June 2025 was added at the beginning of the MONTHS array in the src/pages/treasury.js file. This update includes the month, year, and an IPFS hash for the report. No other logic or exported entities were altered.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
src/pages/treasury.js	Added June 2025 treasury report entry to the start of MONTHS array

Possibly related PRs

• feat: add treasury reports november #299: Adds new monthly treasury report entries to the MONTHS array in the same file.
• feat: january treasury reports #304: Adds treasury report entries for specific months to the MONTHS array in src/pages/treasury.js.
• feat: treasury report march #309: Expands the treasury report dataset by adding new entries for 2025 to the MONTHS array.

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• jaybuidl

Poem

In June of twenty-twenty-five,
A treasury report did arrive.
With hashes stored and months anew,
The ledger grows, the numbers true.
Rabbits hop and records gleam,
Another chapter for the team! 🐇📊

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

src/pages/treasury.js (1)

10-14: (Nit) Keep the dataset internally consistent.

For easier machine processing later, consider storing year as a number instead of a string across all rows.

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🔇 Additional comments (1)

src/pages/treasury.js (1)

10-14: Verify that the bare IPFS hash is sufficient — older rows include the file path/filename.

Every prior treasuryReport value appends /<filename>.pdf after the CID, while the newly-added June 2025 row contains only the CID.
getReportLink() simply prefixes https://cdn.kleros.link/ipfs/, so the resulting URL for June 2025 will be:

https://cdn.kleros.link/ipfs/QmXz4BcqiXxpAcceZn7fzy38qVpTuTRVJSmxh9kkMSRUaH

If the PDF isn’t located at the root of that CID, the download will 404.

Would you double-check that the CID alone resolves to the intended PDF, or update the entry to include the full /path/to/file.pdf as the other rows do?