0.12.4

Fixed

• The documentation taught a form of style that does nothing. The README,
  its Portuguese translation, the JSX guide and the module's own header all
  showed style="{{ backgroundColor: color }}" marked as working. It is not: a
  plain style attribute is never treated as an expression, because only
  v-*, : and @ attributes are read. The braces survive verbatim as a
  nonsense CSS declaration and the element renders unstyled.

  Measured rather than argued: the quoted form leaves the attribute literal and
  the element full width with no background; :style="{ ... }" resolves to
  width: 60%; background: tomato and renders. All four places now show the
  binding, and say plainly that the earlier advice was wrong.

Added

• The playground goes from 51 examples to 122, every one styled with
  Tailwind and each verified rendering in a browser rather than assumed.

  53 are JSX, which is where the interesting cases live: nested maps, real
  if / else if / else, callbacks with a block body and an early return,
  ranges through Array.from, { const ... } blocks with no v-data at all,
  and tables more than once — loose text inside a <tbody> is foster-parented
  out of the table by the HTML parser, and it still works, which is the hardest
  thing the feature does.

  The rest are finished interfaces rather than fixtures: a sign-up form with
  live validation, a command palette, a masked payment form with a live card
  preview, a paginated fetch with a loading skeleton, an optimistic create that
  shows its in-flight row, a cart backed by a store, undo and redo, a custom
  directive, and a virtualised ten-thousand-row list.

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