{% macro narrative(value, field_name) -%}
<div class="narrative" data-report-field="{{ field_name }}">
  {{ value.text | paragraphs }}
  <p class="evidence-refs">{{ t('macros.layout.evidence') }} {{ value.evidenceRefs | evidence_refs }}</p>
</div>
{%- endmacro %}

{% macro action_list(actions) -%}
<ol class="action-list">
  {% for action in actions %}<li>{{ action | inline_code }}</li>{% endfor %}
</ol>
{%- endmacro %}

{# The values that identify a row — id, name, kind, owner, status — as one
   cell, one labelled value per line. Given a column each they took roughly
   half the table's width to carry a handful of characters, and the prose
   columns beside them were squeezed to the point of stacking. Merging them
   costs the column headings, so every value carries its own name here:
   `pairs` is a list of (name, value), and the status keeps its pill. #}
{% macro row_key(pairs=[], status_name='', status_raw='', status_text='') -%}
<td class="row-key"><dl>
  {%- for name, value in pairs %}{% if value %}<div><dt>{{ name }}</dt><dd>{{ value | inline_code }}</dd></div>{% endif %}{% endfor -%}
  {%- if status_text %}<div><dt>{{ status_name }}</dt><dd><span class="status status-{{ status_raw }}">{{ status_text }}</span></dd></div>{% endif -%}
</dl></td>
{%- endmacro %}

{% macro summary_card(title, body, tone='neutral', anchor='') -%}
<article class="summary-card tone-{{ tone }}"{% if anchor %} id="id-{{ anchor }}"{% endif %}>
  {% if title %}<h3>{{ title | inline_code }}</h3>{% endif %}
  <p>{{ body | inline_code }}</p>
</article>
{%- endmacro %}