, already resolved through the copy layer wordmark this instance's own name pause_headline the first half of the head truth, or "" when unknown waiting_line the second half: what needs a person, or that nothing does inbox_badge the badge glyph ("2", "1+") or "" for no badge inbox_aria the Inbox link's label, which carries the count inbox_partial True when a source could not be read, so the count is a FLOOR and is drawn dashed. The badge may never claim more certainty than the list behind it. read_only webgate.read_only() #} <!doctype html> <html lang="en" data-theme-preference="{{ theme_preference(request) }}"> <head> <meta charset="utf-8"> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width,initial-scale=1"> <meta name="color-scheme" content="dark light"> <title>{% block title %}{{ page

. Derived once from docs/design/040/_build.py::nav() + head() + page(), which exist in the mockup set for exactly this reason: so the frame stays byte-identical across screens and the claim is checkable rather than promised. Rule 1 of the design system is "one nav component; it rotates axis at 768 px; it never forks" — the rotation is pure CSS (app.css, @media 768px), so there is one markup here and there will never be a second. The LOOK is the design of record (webview/static/css, loaded below); the mockups are its schema. A screen extends this and fills {% block body %}. It does not restate the frame, and it must not introduce a second

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{%- if show_logout %} {# own_ops / multitenant only (043 §9 residue, closed 2026-09-16): the owner's ≤24 h session ends here. `local` has no login, so no link. #} {{ t('shell.logout') }} {%- endif %}

{%- if read_only %} {%- endif %} {% block body %}{% endblock %}

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