Add a test that stream actions rendered into the HTML are executed#1263
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As a consequence of the fundamental way in which Stream actions are implemented, they can also be executed by rendering them within any HTML that's included on the dom. Since this is already being used as the feature in the community, adding this test will ensure this keeps working.
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Thanks @radanskoric!
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Resolves: #1258
It's paired with: hotwired/turbo-site#192
As a consequence of the fundamental way in which Stream actions are implemented, they can also be executed by rendering them within any HTML that's included on the dom.
Since this is already being used as the feature in the community, adding this test will ensure this keeps working.