{#
  DISCLOSURE — an exhibit's compliance copy, beneath its attribution line.

  One partial for all three exhibits rather than a fourth hand-written copy
  of the same `p`: chart-block, data-table and image-block each include it,
  so the styling cannot drift between them the way the `source`/`caption`
  line already has three chances to.

  Justified, and finer than the attribution above it — a disclosure is a
  block the reader is meant to *read*, where `source` is a trailing credit.
  The attribution stays left-aligned, so the two read as distinct.

  Plain text, escaped here: the blessed raw-HTML set stays closed at five
  (see textgen.py). A caller writes the copy, never markup.

  Both spellings of the alignment travel together (#125): the attribute is
  what Outlook's Word engine honours, and without it a disclosure justifies
  in Gmail and reads ragged-right in the client hardest to check. This is a
  fixed property of one leaf paragraph, not #124's axis: a caller's `justify`
  (#394) is paper's alone, and this one holds in both media.

  Context:
    disclosure — the copy; empty renders nothing at all, which is what
                 keeps a fixture that sets none byte-identical
#}
{% if disclosure %}
<p class="fine-print" align="justify" style="font-family: {{ font.label }}; font-size: {{ size.type.micro }}px; color: {{ theme.text.light }}; font-style: italic; text-align: justify; margin: {{ size.space.caption_gap }}px 0 0 0; line-height: {{ size.type.body_line | percent }};">{{ disclosure | escape_html }}</p>
{% endif %}