{# @description The form in one half of the screen and a brand pane in the other. Below the lg breakpoint the pane goes and the form has the page. #}
{# @prop title:text | default:"Welcome back" | description:"The heading. Use the title slot instead when it contains markup." #}
{# @prop lead:text | description:"The sentence under the heading" #}
{# @prop level:select['1', '2', '3', '4', '5', '6'] | default:"1" | description:"Heading level. 1 is right when this is the whole page." #}
{# @prop divider:text | description:"The word between the provider buttons and the form. Left empty, it is a translated or." #}
{# @prop reverse:boolean | default:False | description:"Put the brand pane on the leading edge" #}
{# @prop surface:text | default:"dce:bg-neutral dce:text-neutral-content" | description:"Surface and text colour of the brand pane" #}
{# @prop class:text | description:"Extra classes on the outer section" #}
{# @slot:background — A background block, rendered into a layer behind the brand pane only #}
{# @slot:logo — The application's logo, at the top of the form column so it is still there when the pane is not #}
{# @slot:providers — Buttons that skip the form, one full-width button each: third-party providers, a passkey, an emailed code #}
{# @slot:footer — The foot of the form column. The link to the sign-up page, usually. #}
{# @slot:aside — What the brand pane says. A quotation, a release note, a picture. Decoration only: it is not shown on a narrow screen. #}
{# @slot The form — The application's own sign-in form, with its fields, its errors and its submit button. #}