style(create-vite): use quotes for attributes consistently #12383
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As part of my changes in vitejs#12374, I unintentionally removed the quotes for the Vite logos from the vanilla templates, perhaps because the rest of the templates didn't need them. While HTML5 allows no quotes for attribute values if the value doesn't contain a space, keeping a consistent style is important for cognitive load when reading and maintaining. Hence, I've marked this as a style change. While not a functional change in these templates, it could be if someone later changed the import path to contain a space (perhaps after generating a project using the template).
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bluwy
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Mar 12, 2023
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As part of my changes in #12374, I unintentionally removed the quotes for the Vite logos from the vanilla templates, perhaps because the rest of the templates didn't need them.
While HTML5 allows no quotes for attribute values if the value doesn't contain a space, keeping a consistent style is important for cognitive load when reading and maintaining. Hence, I've marked this as a style change.
While not a functional change in these templates, it could be if someone later changed the import path to contain a space (perhaps after generating a project using the template).
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fixes #123).