Support vinext SSR stream bootstrap#9
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Summary
bootstrapScriptContentsupport to the server stream options and emit escaped inline bootstrap scripts.<!DOCTYPE html><html>, moving those tags into the existing<head>.Why
vinext App Router SSR uses Vite RSC output. The browser entry is provided to the HTML renderer as inline bootstrap script content, matching React DOM's
bootstrapScriptContentoption. Without this, the server HTML can render but the vinext client runtime does not start.The same flow can suspend at the root while the RSC stream is resolved. In React, this is allowed; in Redact, the root throw escaped because there is no Suspense boundary above it. vinext needs Redact to await and retry the shell without leaking the aborted render's partial chunks.
The document-shell normalization covers React 19-style metadata projection that vinext/Next-compatible app trees can produce, where head tags may appear before the document root in the render tree but must land inside
<head>in HTML.Validation
pnpm --filter tests test -- ssr