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Initial Float docs for hoistable/semantic elements #6486

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@davidmccabe davidmccabe commented Dec 14, 2023

@gnoff thanks for reviewing #6459, here's the second half. Please review especially for accuracy.

The thing I'm most unclear on is the relationship between the renderable elements and the imperative functions. If you call the functions like preinit (which are described as "hints" in the RFC), do you also have to render the elements to make sure? Or just one or the other?

https://react-mpvnsvyqg-fbopensource.vercel.app/reference/react-dom/components#resource-and-metadata-components

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@davidmccabe davidmccabe merged commit 8ba8772 into reactjs:main Feb 2, 2024
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