The refactoring in #12215 didn't take HMR into account. As a result, the anchor was passed to the HMR block, which was subsequently cleaned up on destroy - but the anchor could be shared with other components and therefore needs to stay in the dom. Passing `null` instead solves the problem.
Fixes#12228Fixes#12230Fixes#12233
* fix: deconflict multiple snippets of the same name
* address feedback
* only create BlockStatement when necessary
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* WIP
* progress
* fix
* add comment
* update tests
* mostly fix dynamic elements
* delete unused code
* remove unused code
* more
* tidy up
* fix
* more
* relink effects inside each block
* simpler to just leave these in (without children) and ignore them
* fix head stuff
* tidy up
* fix some type errors
* simplify
* use hydration marker as effect boundary where possible
* all tests passing
* tidy up
* tidy up a bit
* tidy up
* beat typescript into submission
* bring tests over from fix-each-dom-bug
* tweaks
* simplify a tad
* tidy up
* simplify
* reduce indirection
* belt and braces
* tidy
* revert config change
* missed a spot
* regenerate types
* cleaner separation between EachState and EachItem - precursor to efficient relinking
* HMR fix
* set effects
* FINALLY
The media bindings where fragile because the "prevent rerun if update in progress"-logic was flawed: It didn't (re)set the `updating` flag correctly, because it assumed an event and a render effect would always directly follow each other, with one always being first - but that's not true.
It's much more robust to instead compare the value with what's currently present in the DOM. For the very fast-firing current-time-binding a variable is used to not invoke the DOM getter as much, for the others this is not necessary.
Lastly, the playback-rate-binding contained another bug where the listener was setup inside the effect and therefore reinitialized on each binding change - it needs to move into a different effect.
Someone could render a snippet into a custom element, and therefore elements with slot attributes should be allowed within them and be treated as regular elements
closes#12158
Fixes#12166. Turns out that the recent refactors here negated the fact that non-runes mode uses a slightly different source signal that has different equality rules.
I also updated the docs in this PR too to reflect that only plain objects and arrays are proxied.
better examples
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* Fix memory leak in unmount where document event listeners are not being removed
* changeset
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new dts-buddy makes sure that only the actual public types are exposed (only export { ... } ensures that, for TS historical reasons)
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* fix: allow multiple optional parameters with defaults
* Apply suggestions from code review
* partial fix
* feat: parse as a whole function
* couple of fixes
* work around acorn-typescript quirks
* add the harder test
* Update .changeset/ten-geese-share.md
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