code: def format_stats(stats):
      
      stats_collector = {}
      for stat_key, stat_value in stats.items():
          stat_id, stat_field = stat_key.split(":")
  
          stats_collector.setdefault(stat_id, {"id": stat_id})
          stats_collector[stat_id][stat_field] = stat_value
  
      # strip out all the stats we don't want
      stats_collector = {
          stat_id: stats
          for stat_id, stats in stats_collector.items()
          if stats.get('include', False)
      }
  
      # we always have a 'has_stats' field, it's never included
      has_stats = {
          'id': 'has_stats',
          'label': 'Has Stats?',
          'value': len(stats_collector) > 0,
          'description': 'Indicates whether there are statistics for this table',
          'include': False,
      }
      stats_collector['has_stats'] = has_stats
      return stats_collector
docs: Given a dictionary following this layout:
  
          {
              'encoded:label': 'Encoded',
              'encoded:value': 'Yes',
              'encoded:description': 'Indicates if the column is encoded',
              'encoded:include': True,
  
              'size:label': 'Size',
              'size:value': 128,
              'size:description': 'Size of the table in MB',
              'size:include': True,
          }
  
      format_stats will convert the dict into this structure:
  
          {
              'encoded': {
                  'id': 'encoded',
                  'label': 'Encoded',
                  'value': 'Yes',
                  'description': 'Indicates if the column is encoded',
                  'include': True
              },
              'size': {
                  'id': 'size',
                  'label': 'Size',
                  'value': 128,
                  'description': 'Size of the table in MB',
                  'include': True
              }
          }