Add caveats around mixing <script setup> and <script>
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@LinusBorg Would you mind checking that this change is an accurate description of the caveats around combining |
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This PR is based on the conversation on vuejs/core#6242.
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<script setup>alongside a separate<script>tag was intended as an escape hatch for some specific use cases, as described in the docs. But in practice it has been used in various other ways that were not really intended. However, the tone of the docs does not currently discourage that kind of usage.This PR makes some of the caveats more explicit.