View::js()/on() returns null when JS chain is explicitly given#1944
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View::js()andView::on()methods newly returnnullwhen JS action is passed explicitly.Previously these methods stored the passed JS action and created & returned another JS chain.
This is not desired as the created JS chain was stored too but very rarely used (and empty JS chains were skipped on render).
updated
demos/javascript/js.phpdemo in this PR shows the rare usage and how to migrate, IMHO the updated code is much more readable