Certain HTML elements have restrictions on what type of parent element they
can be in. For example, a <tr> requires a
<table> parent [or a t(head|body|foot)]. Simply
sending tr on its own is illegal.
The native solution to represent HTML fragments is the
<template>
tag. Elements that would otherwise be illegal on their own can be parsed
legally inside a template tag.
This extension facilitates the above approach by unwrapping a top-level template element in the response.
| Foo | Bar |
|---|---|
| Load rows | |