Paul Smith

Add Pushup to template fragments implementation

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Pushup is a Go web framework (unreleased but coming soon) that has an "inline partials" feature which is the same as template fragments.

- Add `selfClosing` field to `nodeElement` struct to track self-closing tags - Update `match` function to accept multiple token types - Check for self-closing tags in `parseElement` and set `selfClosing`...

Correctly parse self-closing HTML tags per the spec

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See [Svelte](https://github.com/sveltejs/svelte/issues/11052) [More](https://jakearchibald.com/2023/against-self-closing-tags-in-html/)

Demonstrate using a Pushup app as a library in another Go app

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In docs and blog posts we talk about how Pushup apps can be easily incorporated into a larger Go app. This is because: - Pushup apps are compiled down to...

Change GitHub actions to use Nix

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We already define a flake for the development environment, we should use it for GitHub actions instead of having to sync the Go version in the Go action YAML.

This is the profiling data file that the new profile-guided optimization support will use in Go 1.20 to build an optimized executable. See: https://go.dev/blog/pgo-preview

Determine the minimum version of Go required for runtime

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It would be good to let users of Pushup know what is oldest version of Go is that they need to install in order to run `pushup build` or `pushup...

Since we're an open source project now, we can take advantage of [OSS-Fuzz](https://github.com/google/oss-fuzz), which runs fuzzers on behalf of the community and automatically notifies projects when it finds crashers (by...

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