{% comment %}
  Override of crispy_tailwind's tailwind/layout/fieldset.html.

  Gives a Fieldset the same daisyUI divider look <c-form.formset> uses to
  separate a set of rows from the form around it
  (mvp/templates/cotton/form/formset/index.html) — one section break, however
  Django groups the fields behind it (#311).

  The divider is a <div>, not the <legend>. <legend> carries special
  fieldset-border-straddling layout that browsers do not lift even when its
  `display` is overridden to `flex` — the divider's `::before`/`::after` line
  pseudo-elements never generate on it, so a `class="divider"` legend renders
  as bare text with no lines either side (caught visually, not by the
  render_to_string tests, which only ever asserted the legend's text and
  class list, not its computed layout). <legend> stays, `sr-only`, purely so
  the fieldset keeps its accessible group name for screen readers; the
  visible divider is a sibling <div>, `aria-hidden` so the heading is not
  announced twice.

  This file must stay at this same relative path so Django's app_dirs
  template loader picks it up ahead of crispy_tailwind's own copy — `mvp` is
  listed before `crispy_tailwind` in INSTALLED_APPS. See
  mvp/templates/tailwind/layout/help_text.html for the same override pattern
  applied to a different vendored template.
{% endcomment %}
<fieldset {% if fieldset.css_id %}id="{{ fieldset.css_id }}"{% endif %}
    {% if fieldset.css_class or form_style %}class="{{ fieldset.css_class }} {{ form_style }}"{% endif %}
    {{ fieldset.flat_attrs|safe }}>
    {% if legend %}
      <legend class="sr-only">{{ legend|safe }}</legend>
      <div class="divider my-8" aria-hidden="true">{{ legend|safe }}</div>
    {% endif %}
    {{ fields|safe }}
</fieldset>