Clarify the use of {@html ...} in the tutorial

[veeterAI]

The tutorial for HTML tags in Svelte uses three dots (...) as placeholders in the {@html ...} example. This can be confusing for readers, especially those familiar with ECMAScript, where ... has specific meaning (e.g., the spread/rest operator).

The dots are not part of the Svelte syntax or functionality; they simply indicate that a variable should be used there. However, this isn't explicitly stated, and it could mislead readers into thinking the ... is required syntax.

Suggested Fix:

Update the tutorial to replace the placeholder ... with a meaningful variable name (e.g., htmlContent) and clarify in the explanation that a variable containing the HTML string should be used.

Current Example:

<p>{@html ...}</p>

Suggested Example:

<p>{@html htmlContent}</p>

This will make the tutorial clearer and avoid potential misunderstandings.