Dan Rose

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Fixes #199 by not including the header with offending `min`/`max` macros. Alternative fix to #208.

The server example in the readme doesn't seem to work. This is possibly due to `transmitTimestamp` which differs from `examples/server.js` which uses a field called `txTimestamp`. Fixing this alone doesn't...

This matches the [documentation](https://github.com/vuejs/docs/blob/fe96839c9fe1ce82150e5a4396235cb3d1fb76e2/src/api/reactivity-core.md?plain=1#L378-L382) and better expresses that the return value is (mostly) ignored.

ready to merge
:broom: p1-chore

### What happened? If a `QInput` is bound to a model with the `.lazy` modifier, the model is updated on typing (the `input` event). ### What did you expect to...

kind/bug 🐞
Qv2 🔝
bug/1-repro-available
area/components
flavour/quasar-cli-vite

I would love support for newline-delimited json. These are variously known as [jsonl](https://jsonlines.org/) or [ndjson](https://github.com/ndjson/ndjson-spec) https://jsonlines.org/. Such files arise pretty naturally as output of the [pino logging library](https://github.com/pinojs/pino)

If a map has terrain data, mouse events are slow (~3ms) compared to the typical time of a render call (~8ms). (note these times can vary significantly) The `mousemove` event...

terrain

I don't know where else to document :/2 and I don't understand it well enough, but someone's gotta do it.

`current_predicate/1` seems to list the predicates in the `user` module, not the calling module. ```prolog :- module(test, [exported_predicate/0, cur/1]). private_predicate :- true. exported_predicate :- true. :- dynamic(dynamic_predicate/0). dynamic_predicate :- true....

Reif currently lacks per-predicate documentation, only linking to external paper "Indexing dif/2". Added some contextual docs to explain the `if_/3`, `=/3`, `dif/3` predicates.

On Windows, `path_segments/2` splits on *all* slashes, even if those slashes are not directory delimiters: ``` ?- use_module(library(files)). true. ?- path_canonical("C:/Windows",A),path_segments(A,B). A = "\\\\?\\C:\\Windows", B = [[],[],"?","C:","Windows"]. ?- path_segments("\\\\127.0.0.1\\c$\\temp\\test-file.txt",B). B...