web: make applyAttrs in the second overloaded TagElement nullable to be consistent with the first one
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… to be consistent with the first one
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I accidentally created the same PR #1822 |
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thanks! lgtm |
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From what I understand, for non-inline functions passing
nullis a bit more efficient than passing an empty lambda, and that's why most functions in this library have the signatureattrs: AttrBuilderContext<HTMLElement>? = null. Then there is no reason the second overloadedTagElementfunction shouldn't be like that, so I guess this is a small mistake that should be fixed.