Route related function/module names and types have been improved to clarify in which situations route content may be a promise. When a route is being prepared and may have a promise for content it’s called a “route plan”, and when the resolved content renders it’s just called a “route”. The word “plan” was chosen because sometimes navigation to a route doesn’t go according to plan; the content promise (typically from a dynamic import) could reject or the navigation could be aborted before the content promise resolves and is ready to render.
Renamed the function/module routeDetailsForContentWithCss.mjs to routePlanForContentWithCss.mjs.
The Router type (from serve.mjs) intended for the default export of a project public/router.mjs module now returns a new RoutePlan type (also from serve.mjs) instead of RouteDetails, which has been removed.
The Route type (from serve.mjs) for the RouteContext React context value that the useRoute React hook returns no longer suggests the content property could be a promise. This type was previously used for both when a route was planned and rendering, and while it’s ok to plan a route without using a promise for the content, it created the false impression that the content for a rendered route might be a promise.
Reworded several error messages within serve.mjs.
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Updated dependencies.
Fixed a readme code example comment typo.
Improved the readme code example for a Ruck app component.