feat(jsx): improve type (MIME) attribute types

[ssssota]

embed, link, object, script, source, and style elements

I did NOT add BaseMime to either source, script or style element. Should I do this?

The author should do the following, if applicable

• Add tests
• Run tests
• bun run format:fix && bun run lint:fix to format the code
• Add TSDoc/JSDoc to document the code

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[ryuapp]

Nice PR. Allow me to leave comments.

In my opinion, wouldn't it be better to provide only practical types in link tags?
Since the purpose of this PR is supporting coding for developers, it seems more reasonable to not include types that are never used, such as application/epub+zip and application/gzip.

Even in source tags, it seems more reasonable to use only media resource types(image, audio, picture and video).

[ssssota]

@ryuapp

In my opinion, wouldn't it be better to provide only practical types in link tags?

Looks good! So how can I choose "practical types"? Just text/html and text/css?
The link element is also used to rel="preload" to preload assets like this: Including a MIME type.

Even in source tags, it seems more reasonable to use only media resource types(image, audio, picture and video).

Looks good too! I'll try it!

[ryuapp]

@ssssota

Looks good! So how can I choose "practical types"? Just text/html and text/css?
The link element is also used to rel="preload" to preload assets like this: Including a MIME type.

preload is often only used for font, css and image types, but as you pointed out, it seems that virtually all BaseMime types can be used with link tags. So, I reconsider that it would be fine for us to continue as is.

Also, the type of source tag's type attribute is awesome. Thank you.

[yusukebe]

LGTM!

[yusukebe]

@ssssota

Great PR, again and again! Thank you for your contribution. Merging now.