Support <slot> children when using as="template"
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Many of the elements in Headless UI allow you to render fragments/templates but we will still modify the VNode that's inside it. This did not work in the case of
<slot>because the placeholder isn't an actual element. We now resolve these internally before rendering and will still detect if the slot doesn't have a valid element that we can use.We also handle this nesting recursively so there shouldn't be any problem with multiple levels of nesting with components that all use
<slot>s.Fixes #485