Update Jobs Workshop site for full-day MICRO 2026 edition

[Copilot]

This updates the workshop website from the 2024 edition to a future MICRO 2026 edition, using the existing 2024 site as baseline and aligning workshop metadata/schedule with MICRO 2026 workshop programming. It also reflects that the event is now full-day (not half-day).

• Workshop identity and event metadata

  • Updated workshop year/event references to MICRO 2026.
  • Replaced prior half-day framing with full-day workshop messaging.
  • Refreshed key date/location text to match MICRO 2026 context.

• Program and session schedule

  • Reworked the on-page agenda/session blocks to match the MICRO 2026 workshop program structure.
  • Updated session ordering/titles/time slots so dates and sessions are consistent with MICRO 2026 workshop listings.

• Content consistency cleanup

  • Adjusted cross-page references (header/body copy and workshop details) so all sections consistently describe the same 2026 event.

<section id="schedule">
  <h2>Workshop Program (Full Day)</h2>
  <p><strong>Co-located with MICRO 2026</strong></p>
  <ul>
    <li>Session 1 — Opening + Keynote</li>
    <li>Session 2 — Technical Talks</li>
    <li>Session 3 — Panel / Discussion</li>
    <li>Session 4 — Closing</li>
  </ul>
</section>

Original prompt

https://sites.google.com/cornell.edu/jobs-workshop-2024/home?authuser=0

Use this site as a reference and build me a website for a future iteration of the same workshop. The workshop is not half day and will be held at MICRO 2026. The site for the MICRO Website is here -> https://www.microarch.org/micro59/, with the programs outlined here -> https://www.microarch.org/micro59/program/workshops-new.php

Make sure the dates and the sessions are correct.

[Alenkruth]

@copilot

the workshop is half-day and not full day. Use the old workshop's website as a template. The current repository contains code from a different template that may not easily translate to what I am looking for. Here is the screenshot from the conference site with the workshop schedule.

[Alenkruth]

Seems like web development is not a solved problem, afterall.