Ensure */ included in a template does break surrounding JS.
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Prior to this a template like:
```js
hbs`some content */`
```
Would emit invalid JS:
```js
Ember.HTMLBars.template(
/*
some content */
*/
{
// some stuff emitted by actual compilation
}
)
```
The comment showing the original template was added as a developer aide
(makes looking at files with many inline templates such as tests much
easier), but without escaping `*/` we risk the template content itself
breaking the JS parsing within the file.
This commit ensures that `*/` is escaped to `*\/` which avoids the
issue.
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Prior to this a template like:
Would emit invalid JS:
The comment showing the original template was added as a developer aide (makes looking at files with many inline templates such as tests much easier), but without escaping
*/we risk the template content itself breaking the JS parsing within the file.This commit ensures that
*/is escaped to*\/which avoids the issue.Fixes ember-cli/ember-cli-htmlbars#391