Issue:
- Verification email was displaying raw HTML table code instead of rendered button
- Users saw: <table class="action" align="center"...> in the email body
- Caused by incorrect markdown mail template structure

Root Cause:
- Template used @component('mail::button') without @component('mail::message') wrapper
- Custom <x-mail-layout> component doesn't support nested markdown components
- Laravel markdown renderer couldn't process the button component properly

Solution:
- Replaced custom <x-mail-layout> with standard @component('mail::message')
- Properly wrapped @component('mail::button') inside message component
- Used markdown syntax for formatting (**, `code`, etc.)
- Removed custom layout that was incompatible with markdown components

Before:
<x-mail-layout>
    ...
    @component('mail::button', [...])
    @endcomponent
</x-mail-layout>

After:
@component('mail::message')
    ...
    @component('mail::button', [...])
    @endcomponent
@endcomponent

Result:
✅ Button renders correctly as HTML button
✅ No raw HTML code visible in email
✅ Proper markdown mail formatting
✅ Works with Laravel 10+ mail system

…ibility

Root Cause:
- VerificationMail used Laravel 10+ Content::markdown() syntax
- This processes markdown templates differently than old build()->markdown()
- The new Content API doesn't properly render @component('mail::button') inside custom layouts
- CompanyRegistered (working) uses old build()->markdown() syntax

Solution:
- Changed VerificationMail from content() method to build() method
- Now uses same syntax as CompanyRegistered and other working emails
- Keeps original x-mail-layout template with branding
- Button component now renders correctly

Changes:
1. VerificationMail.php: Replaced envelope()/content() with build()
2. verification.blade.php: Restored original template (no changes needed)

The issue wasn't the template - it was how the Mail class configured markdown processing!