{# Ops Console semantic chip macros (V3 #208).
   Canonical label-to-semantic mapping for the Ops Console chip system.
   Import: {% from "fragments/_chips.html" import chip %}
   Usage:  {{ chip("done") }}  {{ chip("2 voices need you") }}

   The mapping is the single source; R1-R6 consume it via the macro.
   Extending: add a row to CHIP_MAP below and the CSS class if needed. #}

{# Map: label → (css_class, display_text). Labels are the canonical
   user-facing strings from the design spec (#208). #}
{% set CHIP_MAP = {
  "verified":       ("chip-ok",      "✓ verified"),
  "verified by you": ("chip-ok",     "✓ verified by you"),
  "reviewed":       ("chip-ok",      "✓ reviewed"),
  "all reviewed":   ("chip-ok",      "✓ all reviewed"),
  "done":           ("chip-ok",      "done"),
  "transcribing":   ("chip-info",    none),
  "needs you":      ("chip-warn",    "needs you"),
  "need you":       ("chip-warn",    none),
  "failed":         ("chip-danger",  "failed"),
  "active":         ("chip-ok",      "active"),
  "watched":        ("chip-accent",  "watched"),
  "learned":        ("chip-info",    none),
  "unknown":        ("chip-neutral", "unknown"),
} %}

{# Count-inflected "needs you" chip. Owns BOTH the inflection ("1 voice needs
   you" / "2 voices need you") and the warn class, so call sites cannot drift
   into subject-verb disagreement or fall through the exact-key chip() lookup
   to chip-neutral (which "2 voices need you" did on the jobs page). #}
{% macro needs_you_chip(count) -%}
<span class="chip chip-warn">{{ count }} voice{{ "s" if count != 1 else "" }} need{{ "s" if count == 1 else "" }} you</span>
{%- endmacro %}

{% macro chip(label, extra_class="") -%}
{%- set key = label.split()[0] if label.split()[0] in ["transcribing", "learned"] else label.lower().rstrip("s") if label.lower().rstrip("s") in CHIP_MAP else label.lower() -%}
{%- set entry = CHIP_MAP.get(key, ("chip-neutral", none)) -%}
<span class="chip {{ entry[0] }} {{ extra_class }}">{{ entry[1] or label }}</span>
{%- endmacro %}