I have a one-page curriculum-vitae written in clean HTML/CSS and I need a PDF that mirrors the browser view perfectly while keeping every bit of text live and selectable. Fonts don’t need to match the web version exactly—standard, widely-installed fonts are fine—but the overall layout, section arrangement, spacing, and any small graphics must look identical so a reader can’t tell the difference between the webpage and the PDF. You may use any reliable method—wkhtmltopdf, headless Chrome, PrinceXML, or a custom script—as long as the output meets these criteria: • Visual fidelity: alignment, margins, and element positions must match the HTML page. • Copyable content: no rasterized layers; text must be selectable and searchable. • Reproducibility: include the command line, script, or brief instructions so I can regenerate the PDF after future edits. When you respond, please link to past work where you converted HTML documents into high-fidelity, copyable PDFs. A quick note on the toolset you plan to use is welcome, but examples of previous results will weigh most heavily in my selection.