This fixes an issue with HTML tags inside the <script> tag.
Remex also doesn't throw errors on attributes like @click, although it
does mangle them when producing DOM. To work around this, don't use DOM
serialization for the template HTML, but parse everything again using a
Remex parse+serialize pipeline that extracts the template and
(optionally) removes comments and strips whitespace.
One important effect of this change is that we'll have to forbid
self-closing tags in Vue templates, because Remex doesn't handle those
correctly (or rather, handles them *too* correctly). But on the up side,
we can now allow shorthands for v-bind/v-on/v-slot again.
Bug: T253334
Bug: T255587
Depends-On: I2253a2317187fe0d781ba5bfefab95e0f97d0a80
Change-Id: Id9a9728b7163601cc60bc587be07b70977d41970
Some HTML parsers don't deal with this the way we want. libxml does, so
this test case passes, but I'm adding it for if we try switching to a
different HTML parser that breaks this.
Change-Id: I02d14e1d78320217646cda9691a78bcbf2005f52
Allows .vue files to be used in package modules as if they were .js
files: they can be added to the 'packageFiles' array in module
definitions, and require()d from JS files.
In the load.php output, each .vue file is transformed to a function that
contains the JS from the <script> tag, then a line that sets
module.exports.template to the contents of the <template> tag (encoded
as a string). The contents of the <style> tag are added to the module's
styles.
Internally, the type of a .vue file is inferred as 'script-vue', and the
file is parsed with VueComponentParser, which extracts the three parts.
After the transformation, the file's type is set to 'script+style', and
files of this type contribute to both getScript() and getStyles().
This change also adds caching to getPackageFiles(), because it now needs
to be called twice (in getScript() and getStyles()).
Change-Id: Ic0a5c771901450a518eb7d24456053956507e1ed
