docs(vue): add a Vue example file #77
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Web types are not only useful for HTML files in IntelliJ IDEs, but Vue files as well. This commit adds an example Vue file that mirrors the HTML example file (`example/src/example.vue`). This new Vue file is _not_ wired up to any development server/project. Folks wishing to "test it out" are asked to open the file in an IntelliJ IDE, as that's where the functionality of this project can be seen. Misc. updates/rewordings are also included in this commit that I came across while updating the documentation
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Web types are not only useful for HTML files in IntelliJ IDEs, but Vue files as well. This commit adds an example Vue file that mirrors the HTML example file (
example/src/example.vue).This new Vue file is not wired up to any development server/project. Folks wishing to "test it out" are asked to open the file in an IntelliJ IDE, as that's where the functionality of this project can be seen.
Misc. updates/rewordings are also included in this commit that I came across while updating the documentation