{# ATTRIBUTE ONLY, and #125's pairing deliberately does not apply here.
This cell's `align` is not text alignment: its job is to centre the
680px email-container table — a BLOCK — within the viewport. A
browser maps the attribute to `-webkit-center`, which centres block
children; the literal `text-align:center` is a different value that
centres inline content only. Pairing them therefore did two wrong
things at once: it un-centred the email in the window, and it
inherited into every paragraph and heading below, centring the copy
of every email in the gallery. Measured, not reasoned about — see
tests/test_screenshots.py, because no golden can see it. #}
{# ============================================ #}
{# ============================================ #}
{# The header region fills two slots, not one: the strip and the masthead
below it are separate blocks with separate owners, and #87 gives the strip
its own region. Both sit at column 0 on purpose — an indented {{ }} would
prepend that indentation to the fragment's first line only, and each block
already carries its own. The blank line between them comes from the strip's
own trailing newline plus this line's; do not add a third. #}
{{ header_bar_html }}
{{ banner_html }}
{# ══════════════════════════════════════════ #}
{# ══════════════════════════════════════════ #}
{{ sections_html }}
{# The footer renders as one self-contained table below the body. It sits at
column 0: an indented {{ }} would prepend that indentation to the fragment's
first line only, and the region carries its own. #}
{{ footer_html }}
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