{{--
    The Broker Management module's status pill —
    docs/wireframes-v12/broker-management.html:

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

    Used two ways, and the model is what both hand over — the show page
    includes it directly, the listing reaches it through editColumn():

        @include('brokers.partials.status', ['model' => $broker])
        ->editColumn('status', 'brokers.partials.status')

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

    That component is the shared one and its markup is exactly this, but it
    reads both its tone and its label from App\View\Components\StatusBadge's own
    closed list of canonical statuses — a vocabulary of project, unit and
    inquiry lifecycles that a broker's standing is not part of. A broker pill
    rendered through it would come out "unknown".

    So the module draws its own, on the same class names: `badge-{tone}` is the
    wireframe's colour (BrokerStatus::badgeClass(), read off the listing's three
    badges) 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.

    Reached through BrokersDataTable's rawColumns(['status']), **so this output
    is injected into the page unescaped**. Nothing user-supplied can reach it,
    and the enum CAST is what makes that true rather than any check here:
    `status` is cast to BrokerStatus, so Eloquent resolves the column through
    `BackedEnum::from()` when the row is hydrated and a value outside the three
    cases raises a ValueError in the model — long before this partial runs.
    There is therefore no unknown-status branch to write, and one written here
    would be dead code claiming a fallback the runtime never reaches.

    The column is NOT NULL with a default, and every query that reaches this
    file selects it, so `$model->status` is always a BrokerStatus. Both the
    class and the label come off it, and both are values of a closed enum.

    yajra hands the row's model in as $model.
--}}
@php
    /** @var \App\Models\Broker $model */
    $brokerStatus = $model->status;
@endphp
<span class="badge {{ $brokerStatus->badgeClass() }} status-{{ $brokerStatus->value }}"><span class="dot" aria-hidden="true"></span>{{ $brokerStatus->label() }}</span>