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> I can see the "as shown" box , but not the "layer stack".

If you're in the program, the layer stack is based on the layer
buttons on the left, as well as the history of which ones you pushed
and in which orders.  Basically, though, use the "which layers are
showing" as the layer stack within pcb, and the --layer-stack option
for the command line.