### EXAMPLE ONLY. Same endpoint, same code path. The standard_id decides template, clauses and wording.

### Report A: ISO 9001:2015  (standards.id = 4)  -> today and after: unchanged
POST {{host}}/audit-reports
Authorization: Bearer {{token}}
Content-Type: application/json

{ "audit_schedule_row_id": 900, "standard_id": 4 }

# -> { id: A, report_no: "S2-2026-000xxx", stage_type: "stage2", template_id: <row for std 4 or generic>, ... }
# GET /audit-reports/A/pdf   -> form-04-2-stage2.hbs, 9001 clauses, QMS wording


### Report B: ISO 14001:2026 (standards.id = 7)
POST {{host}}/audit-reports
Authorization: Bearer {{token}}
Content-Type: application/json

{ "audit_schedule_row_id": 900, "standard_id": 7 }

# TODAY  -> template_id = generic row, BORROWED 9001 clauses, generic one-line wording, 9001 layout
# AFTER  -> template_id = 'form-14001-s2' row, 14001 clauses, EMS wording, form-14001-stage2.hbs layout
# GET /audit-reports/B/pdf