{{/* The published document: the one screen in this app a stranger sees.

     The bar is the layout's (chrome.go, frameOptions.public): the brand is
     plain text rather than a link, because "/" would bounce a stranger
     straight to Sign in, and the corner offers "Sign in" (or the account,
     for someone who happens to be signed in). There is no share control:
     this reader owns nothing to share.

     No editor. Not disabled, not hidden — absent. A read-only surface
     built by hiding an editor is one CSS rule away from being an editor
     again, and the updates route it would post to is behind the session
     guard anyway, so the mount point would only produce a page that
     fails at the network. Ruling 15's other half: every write has a
     named actor, and whoever is reading this has no name. */}}
{{define "content"}}
<article rst-stack docs-public>
  <div docs-public-notice>{{template "callout" (dict "Body" .ReadOnly "Tone" "info")}}</div>
  <div docs-public-body>{{.HTML}}</div>
</article>
{{end}}