{# Everything from down to the last script in the head is quasi's,
emitted by the same shell a described screen renders through. See
crate::shell: the site is being converted a screen at a time, and two heads
written by two hands drift in ways nothing catches. What is left here is
what a template has to own, because Askama renders these blocks in place and
no caller ever holds them as a string. #}
{{ crate::shell::head()|safe }}
{% if let Some(token) = csrf_token %}{% endif %}
{% block title %}Makenotwork{% endblock %}
{# Global OG / Twitter card metadata. Per-page templates emit their own
og:title / og:description / og:url / og:image / twitter:* tags from
within {% block head %}; only the page-invariant tags live here.
Pages without overrides (cart, library, policy) get a generic but
valid card from site_name + type + card.
og:type and twitter:card are blocks rather than plain tags because a
page needs to CONTRADICT them, not add to them: an item is a product,
a post is an article, a page with no image wants a summary card. Emitted
unconditionally they shipped twice on every page that had its own, and
a consumer that takes the first occurrence read this generic value and
never the page's. Override the block; do not emit the tag again inside
{% block head %}. #}
{% block og_type %}{% endblock %}
{% block social_card %}{% endblock %}
{% block head %}{% endblock %}
{{ crate::shell::skip_link("main-content")|safe }}
{% block content %}{% endblock %}
{# The toast container and the classic `data-action` shims, emitted from
`crate::shell` rather than written here: a screen that owns its whole
document (`crate::quasi::pricing`) owes the same tail, and two copies of
it drift. #}
{{ crate::shell::body_last()|safe }}
{% block scripts %}{% endblock %}