I tried to explain here some things that make it very complicated, despite this apparently being an easy task.

I don't want to discourage anyone, but these kind of threads usually take around 2h to make (initially when posted), plus extra time spent on updating them during the following days, based on people's posts. That is, if one really wants to display the most accurate information regarding the actual content.

You might wonder what is it that takes so much time? Well:

• subs that are not sold on the store and have to be dug up from SteamDB when there are 70 packages containing that game / several with the same name and ultimately not being able to provide a correct SubID when multiple such packages qualify
• region locks that can't be displayed in the OP because few people buy these deals and because Humble Bundle doesn't publicly share the region locks for store purchases; it's already very difficult to make sense of the region locks for the regular Humble Bundles, but the store deals provide literally no info about the locks unless someone buys that game and clicks the gift link notification prior to revealing the key
• not knowing exactly if a package is delivered as 1 key or multiple (anything can be possible with Humble Bundle, and they don't share this info)
• manually adjusting the CV depending on the game - Lex's Chart maker sets everything at a default 15%, and each of the games would have to be manually checked to see what their actual CV on SG is
• manually adding a price column for 85% discounts if needed, and of course calculating it in dollars regardless of your Humble account currency
• manually setting the games to out of stock and then reverting this change when they are back in stock; this happens a lot with store deals
• perhaps also manually correcting ITAD links (their naming sometimes differs)

Yes I use automated tools, but they can do only that much even if they're coded in their best form. There are a ton of things that one has to manually update / check for every thread.

For me, having to spend 2h for a store sale that lasts a few days is more than I can afford on top of the many hours that I already spend maintaining the non-store bundle deals, therefore I won't be dealing with such threads for the time being. I am fully aware that they might be interesting for some, but from my point of view, the time expense is not justifiable for the amount of attention that these kind of sales have.