Account for multiple potential sources in @glint/transform #31
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This PR is step 1 toward supporting standalone templates (#22). The primary change here is eliminating implicit assumptions about a 1:1 mapping between inputs and outputs in the transformation process.
This is reflected in a few key places:
ReplacedSpans
are nowCorrelatedSpans
with source attribution, and cover the entire transformed file, rather than only portions that have been rewritten. This simplifies the process of answering offset mapping queries, and gives an explicit answer to the question "where did this content originate" for any location in the transformed output.Further updates will be required to:
@glint/cli
and@glint/tsserver-plugin
how to discover and observe template files