{% extends "brickwork/shell/centred.html" %}
{% comment %}
Confirm page (page-templates kit, v1.1.0): a destructive-action confirmation
screen (delete, archive, revoke), deliberately outside the app shell's
sidebar/topbar chrome, so extends shell/centred.html, not shell/app.html. A
consuming page EXTENDS this template, never includes it.

Blocks (semver-public, BR-BW-TPL-001):
  confirm_body     default: empty. The explanatory message, typically
                   _alert.html's warning or danger variant naming exactly
                   what is about to happen and to what:

                     {% block confirm_body %}
                     {% include "brickwork/components/_alert.html" with variant="warning" title="Delete this project?" message="This cannot be undone." %}
                     {% endblock %}

  confirm_actions  default: empty. The consumer's own POST <form> with a
                   submit button, plus a plain cancel link:

                     {% block confirm_actions %}
                     <form method="post" action="{{ request.path }}">
                       {% csrf_token %}
                       {% load brickwork_components %}
                       {% bw_button label="Delete" type="submit" variant="danger" %}
                     </form>
                     {% bw_button label="Cancel" href=cancel_url variant="ghost" %}
                     {% endblock %}

                   Both blocks are empty by default because brickwork ships
                   no view/model, so it cannot know the action's own
                   copy, URL, or method target (mirroring the auth pages'
                   BR-BW-PAGE-003 discipline for the same reason).

Composes: _alert.html, {% bw_button %}. No-JS floor: a POST <form> plus an
ordinary <a> cancel link, zero JS required to confirm or cancel.

Required context: none. shell/centred.html carries only a content block (no
page_header region, unlike the app-shell patterns), so a confirm screen is
heading-led via confirm_body itself: put the title inside that block's own
markup (e.g. _alert.html's title=, or a plain heading above it).
{% endcomment %}

{% block content %}
<div class="bw-section-stack">
  {% block confirm_body %}{% endblock %}
  {% block confirm_actions %}{% endblock %}
</div>
{% endblock %}