v1.3.0

✨ New package — @weave-framework/prettier-plugin

• A Prettier plugin for Weave templates. Prettier's stock HTML parser throws on the first Weave
  token (SyntaxError: Opening tag "Button" not terminated), so until now the only workaround was to
  .prettierignore your templates — meaning the files you edit most never got formatted. This plugin
  makes .weave SFCs and Weave-template .html files first-class Prettier citizens: {{ }}
  interpolation, @if/@for/@switch/@defer/@await control flow, and every binding kind
  (on:/bind:/use:/class:/style:/ref/.prop). Format-on-save, prettier --check in CI,
  and pre-commit hooks all work on templates again.
• It reuses the compiler's own parser rather than shipping a separate grammar, so the formatter can
  never drift from what actually compiles. Embedded {{ }} expressions are formatted by delegating to
  Prettier's typescript printer; a .weave SFC's <script>/<style> blocks go through the
  typescript/css/scss printers. Output is idempotent, and @@ escaping / comments / binding
  kinds are preserved.
• .weave files are picked up automatically. Route Weave .html templates to the weave parser
  with a Prettier overrides entry so plain HTML elsewhere is untouched:

  { "plugins": ["@weave-framework/prettier-plugin"],
    "overrides": [{ "files": "src/**/*.html", "options": { "parser": "weave" } }] }

  See Tooling → Formatting templates.
• Whitespace is conservative by design in this first release: block structure is reindented and
  expressions are formatted, but inline text runs are not aggressively reflowed (and <pre>/<textarea>
  are left verbatim), so nothing that could change rendering is touched. Prettier-grade inline
  whitespace reflow is a planned follow-up.

🧩 Compiler — opt-in comment preservation

• parseTemplate(src, { comments: true }) now preserves <!-- … --> as CommentNodes instead of
  dropping them. It's off by default, so codegen and weave check are byte-for-byte unchanged; the
  Prettier plugin is the sole consumer, and it's what lets the formatter round-trip comments losslessly.