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STATS / start-aligned: the same display-scale band, reading as evidence in
the flow rather than a centred KPI dashboard.

WHEN TO USE THIS INSTEAD OF THE INLINE BAND. Personal and consulting
presence pages treat figures as a record in the reading flow: large numbers
with captions under, left-aligned with the surrounding prose. The default
inline band centres every tile (KPI-dashboard posture). Pass align="start"
when the band should sit against the same start edge as the copy above it.

The shipped _stat_band.html already is this shape with align="start", so the
example is the include.

WHAT YOUR VIEW MUST SUPPLY. Same list-of-dicts contract as
stats/inline-band.html: `stats` cannot be built inline in a Django template.

    stats = [
        {"value": "21 days", "label": "Average time to pay",
         "trend": "down", "trend_label": "17 days faster than before"},
        {"value": "£1.4m", "label": "Chased and collected this quarter",
         "trend": "up", "trend_label": "up 12% on last quarter"},
        {"value": "94%", "label": "Invoices paid without a phone call"},
    ]

A TREND WITHOUT A trend_label IS A DEFECT. See inline-band.html and
_stat.html's own header.

States: see _stat_band.html/_stat.html's own headers.
Accessibility: see _stat.html's own header for the trend accessibility
  contract. Covered by axe.spec.mjs against sections-*.html, both themes.
Responsive: see _stat_band.html's own header (the fluid auto-fit grid;
  align="start" only changes justify-items / text-align, not the floor).
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{% include "brickwork_marketing/components/_stat_band.html" with heading="What the work has produced" stats=stats align="start" %}