{{--
    The Bookings module's status pill.

        <span class="badge badge-success"><span class="dot"></span> Confirmed</span>

    Included, never a component:

        @include('bookings.partials.status-badge', ['status' => $booking->status])
        @include('bookings.partials.status-badge', ['status' => $booking->status, 'badgeClass' => 'bk-show-badge'])

    ## Why this is not <x-status-badge>

    That component is the shared one and its markup is exactly this — but it
    reads its label from `lang/en/nrems.php`, and **CR-8 §0.1 is the client's
    instruction that this module has no lang entries at all**. A booking pill
    rendered through it would print "nrems.status.draft".

    So the module draws its own, on the same class names: `badge-{tone}` is the
    wireframe's colour (BookingStatus::badgeTone(), which is the half of
    StatusBadge::TONES that belongs here) and `status-{value}` is the identity
    hook — nothing styles it; it exists so a pill can be addressed by *what it
    is* rather than by the colour it came out as. See block 7 of the
    app-additions tail of nrems-wireframe.css.

    Nothing user-supplied can reach this file: `$status` is a BookingStatus, so
    both the tone and the label are values of a closed enum, and `$badgeClass`
    is a literal written by the including view. It is therefore safe behind the
    listing's rawColumns(['status']).
--}}
@php
    /** @var \App\Enums\BookingStatus|null $status */
    $status = $status ?? null;
    $tone = $status?->badgeTone() ?? 'secondary';
@endphp
<span class="badge badge-{{ $tone }} status-{{ $status?->value ?? 'unknown' }} {{ $badgeClass ?? '' }}"><span class="dot" aria-hidden="true"></span>{{ $status?->label() ?? '—' }}</span>