{% for t in threads %}
  <article class="row" data-thread-id="{{ t.thread_id }}"
           data-from-addr="{{ t.from_addr }}"
           hx-get="/t/{{ t.thread_id }}" hx-target="#detail">
    <span class="from">{{ t.from_name or t.from_addr }}</span>
    <span class="subject">{{ t.subject or "(no subject)" }}</span>
    {#
      folder_msg_count vs msg_count: every other field in this row (subject,
      from, snippet, date) comes from the latest message IN THIS FOLDER
      (list_threads is explicit about that). msg_count is account-wide --
      showing it here, unlabelled, next to folder-scoped fields would lie:
      a thread with 1 message in INBOX and 1 in Sent would show a "2" badge
      on an INBOX row that only has one message to click into. So the badge
      shows folder_msg_count, which agrees with everything else on the row.
      See cove/db/threads.py:list_threads docstring for the full rationale.
    #}
    {% if t.folder_msg_count > 1 %}<span class="count">{{ t.folder_msg_count }}</span>{% endif %}
    {% if t.has_attachments %}<span class="clip" title="has attachments">◆</span>{% endif %}
    <span class="snippet">{{ t.snippet }}</span>
    <time>{{ t.date_utc[:10] }}</time>
  </article>
{% else %}
  <p class="empty">Nothing here.</p>
{% endfor %}