Ah, the roadblocks are coming back to me. The first was using </* as the marker for the end tag of a JSXG element. It worked, but it seemed like it wouldn't be

Ah, the roadblocks are coming back to me. The first was using </* as the marker for the end tag of a JSXG element. It worked, but it seemed like it wouldn't be too well received as parsers today treat /* as a comment in that spot iirc. Edit: The other premature concern/feature was the ability to have a for loop NOT render to an array and rather be inline. Normaly for (...) { yield <>...</> } // becomes [[<>...</>, <>...</>, ...]] But I added a mechanism using string directives that would inline it: "use jsxg:inline" for (...) { yield <>...</> } // becomes [<>...</>, <>...</>, ...]