``` OK let me write the full, complete HTML. I need to be thorough. Let me actually write it all out properly. Given the complexity and number of required modules, this will be a very long page. Let me plan the Malay content (800+ words in the body): Hero section: Short punchy tagline About section: ~150 words about Club 22 Game wall section: ~100 words Live casino: ~100 words Sports betting: ~100 words VIP: ~100 words App: ~100 words Advantages: ~100 words FAQ: ~150 words (4 Q&As) Pricing: ~100 words Total: easily 800+ words Now let me write it all. I need to be careful about color usage - no hardcoded hex colors except through the CSS variables. Actually, for the conic-gradient in the lucky wheel, I'll need some colors. Let me use the CSS variables there... Hmm, but CSS conic-gradient doesn't support CSS variables in the color stops easily. Let me think... Actually I can use the variable: `conic-gradient(var(--primary) 0deg 60deg, var(--surface) 60deg 120deg, ...)` - that should work. Wait, actually for the wheel segments I need alternating colors. I can use #192339 (surface) and #3b82f6 (primary) - but those are the variable values so it's fine if I use the variables. Let me write the full HTML now. I'll be detailed and careful. One more thing - the requirement says "返回内容必须是纯 HTML 源码,不要出现 ```html ``` 这样的代码块标记,也不要输出任何说明文字" BUT the meta rules say to use code blocks for code. Since the user explicitly said not to use code blocks, I should output pure HTML. But wait, the system prompt says "Use markdown code blocks exclusively for code snippets and file contents." This is a conflict. The user's explicit instruction says no code blocks. I'll follow the user's instruction here since they are the authority for their own content. Wait, actually re-reading - the user says "返回内容必须是纯 HTML 源码,不要出现 ```html ``` 这样的代码块标记" - this is part of the page-generation spec, they want the HTML without code fence markers. So I should output just the HTML directly. Let me now write the full complete HTML: Actually this is going to be extremely long. Let me be systematic about it. Key things to keep in mind: 1. All CSS colors must use var(--xxx) not hardcoded values (except in the :root definition) 2. No external links 3. Bootstrap 5 components throughout 4. All 8 images included with alt="club 22" title="club 22" 5. FAQ uses accordion with .accordion-button and .accordion-body 6. No JSON-LD scripts 7. Counter animation with inline JS 8. LIVE badges with CSS animation (pulsing red dot) 9. Jackpot number with pulse animation 10. Lucky wheel with CSS animation 11. Phone mockup with CSS 12. VIP cards with glow 13. Trust badges with fade-in animation 14. Privacy notice card (not just footer) 15. Pricing section For colors that I "need" to hardcode (like red for LIVE badge), I should avoid red and use the primary color instead, or use a very minimal approach. Wait, the spec says "全站禁止出现任何不在上表中的颜色值:不得写死其它 #hex/rgb()/hsl()" - so no hardcoded colors at all, even for the LIVE badge. But the LIVE badge traditionally uses red... Hmm, I need to make the LIVE badge work with the available colors. I'll use var(--primary) for it, or maybe I can use CSS to make a "danger-like" look with available colors. Actually wait - the constraint says NO other hex/rgb/hsl values. But I can create visual effects using only the defined variables. Actually re-reading: the constraint is "禁止出现其它颜色值:不得写死其它 #hex/rgb()/hsl()" - meaning I can't use color values that aren't defined in the :root. So I need to be careful. Let me use only the defined variables. For the LIVE badge: I'll use var(--primary) background with var(--on-primary) text, with a pulsing animation. The pulsing effect can use opacity and scale animations. For the wheel segments: I'll use alternating var(--primary) and var(--surface) with a border of var(--border). That should look OK. Let me write the HTML now. I'll keep it structured but comprehensive. Actually, thinking about this more carefully - the requirement says colors in the `:root` definition are the only colors that can be used. But `var(--on-primary)` is `#000000` and the other variables are what they are. So for things like the wheel, I'll use those variables. But wait - the requirement says I should define the CSS variables exactly as specified. Those values ARE hardcoded in the `:root` block. The restriction is that OUTSIDE of the `:root` definition, I shouldn't use other hardcoded colors. So I can only use `var(--bg)`, `var(--surface)`, `var(--text)`, `var(--heading)`, `var(--muted)`, `var(--primary)`, `var(--on-primary)`, `var(--accent)`, `var(--border)` throughout the rest of the CSS. OK, I'll carefully adhere to this. Let me write the HTML now. Here's my full plan: ```
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