To me at least, in general the HTML that was changed here looked better before these linting changes. In some cases, there were ellipses indicating more HTML would be used in the real world... I also prefer that templates be on their own line, not sandwiched between <template> and </template> on a single line.

What do you think? Do you prefer the new layouts? Or are these simply a result of standardizing linting?

In a couple of cases, the <template> tags did seem to confuse the linter.

What do you think? Do you prefer the new layouts? Or are these simply a result of standardizing linting?

@morsssss This is the eternal battle between flexibility and standardization that Prettier makes us wage 😃

From a technical standpoint, Prettier isn't making these decisions, it's merely using the underlying markdown formatting standard, which now prescribes unwrapping multi-line blocks that can fit on a single line. Personally, I'm not against the unwrapping because there are already several similar instances across our code base (example). I can add manual overrides to prevent these <template> blocks from being unwrapped, but it will introduce a maintenance burden on MD authors, and potentially result in a loss of standardization in future.

I'm happy to defer to you on this one. Let me know what you think!

One small question, otherwise looks great.