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🚀 HTML Template Tag Transform to eliminate poor transpilation issues #19704

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🚀 HTML Template Tag Transform to eliminate poor transpilation issues #19704

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Updated Single Pass Pipeline with a Babel transform to remove poor transpilation to ES5 done by Closure Compiler on Tagged Template literals used to create markup.

Addresses: #14658, #14657, #15145.

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return minify(templateLiteral.quasis[0].value.cooked, {
removeComments: true,
collapseWhitespace: true,
removeAttributeQuotes: true,
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Oooo.

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It's a fancy minifier.

<span>html usage</span>
<span>more spans</span>
</p>`);
console.log(htmlFor(element)`<p>
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Also need a test for an element with an attribute using both kinds of quotes (you'll have to use a multi word attribute to get it to persist).

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Addressed with c262f65.

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Oh, and if you want to get really fancy, you should hoist this to the highest scope possible. path.get('arguments.0').hoist()

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On hoisting, let's address that in a separate PR.

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