{# Standalone-report HTML shell.
Used by templates that produce a full HTML document (vs. fragments).
Owns the , design tokens, the existing class-based design system,
the Chart.js CDN, and the Chart.js palette/typography bootstrap.
Standalone templates should:
{% if not fragment_mode %}
{% include "_standalone_shell.html" %}
{% endif %}
...content...
{% if not fragment_mode %}
{% endif %}
Fragment mode (compound bundles, embedded use) skips this shell
entirely and relies on the parent shell template to provide
, tokens, and Chart.js bootstrap. #}
{% block title %}{{ slide_title }} - Finite State Report{% endblock %}
{# Canonical design tokens (CSS custom properties) — light theme. #}
{% include "_tokens_inline.html" %}
{# Existing class-based design system (severity badges, KPI cards, etc.). #}
{% include "_design_system.html" %}
{# Chart.js palette + defaults bootstrap (browser only). PDF / fragment
renders skip the runtime since charts are pre-rendered to SVG
server-side.
The Chart.js library script itself is supplied by the parent template
with a pinned version (e.g. chart.js@4.4.1) — we don't inject it here
to avoid double-loading and to keep version pinning in the templates
that need specific Chart.js plugins.
The `| default(...)` filters guard tests that render templates directly
(bypassing HTMLRenderer._prepare_template_data, which is the source of
chart_palette_json / sev_palette_json / etc.). In production these
defaults never fire — the renderer always supplies the real values. #}
{% if not pdf_target and not fragment_mode %}
{% endif %}