{% comment %}
  Override of crispy_tailwind's tailwind/layout/field_errors.html.

  Django 5.2 composes aria-describedby in BoundField.build_widget_attrs from
  the help-text id and "{auto_id}_error", and expects the form template to
  render the error container under that second id. crispy-tailwind's own
  copy still mints its own scheme, error_{counter}_{auto_id} — so
  {auto_id}_error is never rendered, and a screen reader announces the
  field as invalid without ever reading why (#295).

  The per-error paragraphs carry no id of their own. crispy-tailwind's old
  error_{counter}_{auto_id} scheme is dropped rather than kept alongside the
  container — a clean API change, not a compatibility alias. A consuming
  project that depended on the old ids learns about it from CHANGELOG.md or
  from its own failing tests.

  This file must stay at this same relative path so Django's app_dirs
  template loader picks it up ahead of crispy_tailwind's own copy — `mvp`
  is listed before `crispy_tailwind` in INSTALLED_APPS. See
  mvp/templates/tailwind/layout/help_text.html for the same override
  pattern applied to a different vendored template.
{% endcomment %}
{% if form_show_errors and field.errors %}
    <div id="{{ field.auto_id }}_error">
        {% for error in field.errors %}
            <p class="text-red-500 text-xs italic"><strong>{{ error }}</strong></p>
        {% endfor %}
    </div>
{% endif %}