Like the @byAttrVal annotation, when no parameters are passed, there is a default behaviour (in that case, matching the attribute with the same name of the property).
When I use @byContent without parameters, @byContent(), I expect a list of nodes, or a node (like a React.Fragment) wrapping everything inside the web component, maybe like the normal this.props.children property.
Like the @byAttrVal annotation, when no parameters are passed, there is a default behaviour (in that case, matching the attribute with the same name of the property).
When I use @byContent without parameters,
@byContent(), I expect a list of nodes, or a node (like a React.Fragment) wrapping everything inside the web component, maybe like the normalthis.props.childrenproperty.