`), so it is // the ONLY file that needed to change to move Florida onto the shared // /lib/section_template.php engine (Notes-of-Decisions panel via // annotations_fl.db, matching the AL/TN/AR/IN/NJ/OK six-state precedent). // // Strategy — pure superset, zero regression risk: // Numeric NNNN.NN[suffix].html filenames that resolve to a real // florida_corpus.db row render through the new shared engine (with the // revenue-critical attorney-referral footer spliced back in — see // fl_referral_footer.php). Everything else — the ~2,900 chapter/title/ // part index pages, and any numeric section not yet in the corpus — // falls through UNCHANGED to blankstatute_legacy.php (the exact // pre-migration chain: header-syfert.php + statpull.php + // footerornot.php). Nothing that worked before can start 404ing. // // Annotations-panel jur_code note: section_template.php's automatic // @include of statute_annotations_panel.php calls // render_statute_annotations($jur_code, ...) where $jur_code is whatever // we pass to render_state_section(). jurisdictions.php's array key for // Florida statutes is 'FL-STATUTE' (kept as-is — see the jurisdictions.php // patch — to avoid renaming a key other code may reference), but the // annotations sidecar is named annotations_fl.db (strtolower('FL') = // 'fl', NOT strtolower('FL-STATUTE') = 'fl-statute'). So the automatic // in-template call silently no-ops (by design — "silent no-op when the // sidecar ... has no data"), and we make our OWN correctly-keyed call // here, splicing its output into the intended slot (just above