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This seems to be the way. Panel beating Grav. Dang. Wish it were more friendly, but still much respect to the development team.
From a technical standpoint, I still have some admiration for ProcessWire which is basically just the backend of a CMS and requires you to code the frontend. It has a great API and is awesome to build websites with. Just create your HTML and insert the PHP snippets wherever you need some dynamic info.
However, it requires a fully fledged database which is what I'm trying to avoid with most of my projects.