The `/html/` annotation is just a type hint for VS Code plugin to enable intelli-sense in literal strings to improve the authoring UX although this isn't requir

The `/html/` annotation is just a type hint for VS Code plugin to enable intelli-sense in literal strings to improve the authoring UX although this isn't required for JetBrains IDEs like Rider which can infer without it, so I personally wouldn't need to add it. Otherwise its contents is pure Vue 3 that's runnable without a preprocessor. You could also maintain the Vue component inside a HTML `<template>` [1] but that would force additional considerations due to DOM constraints like forcing usage of explicit end tags, kebab-case attributes & components, using expanded `v-on:` instead of '@' which is special char in Razor, etc. Given it's just using Vue 3 syntax, I'm assuming the critique is more a stylistic preference for React & TSX over Vue. [1] https://github.com/NetCoreTemplates/razor-tailwind/blob/main/MyApp/Pages/SignUp.cshtml#L18 https://github.com/NetCoreTemplates/razor-tailwind/blob/main...