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…t`, `request_animation_frame`, and `request_idle_callback` (#4388)
…d from `leptos_axum` (#4309)
… `.into_reactive_value()` on both nightly and stable (#4523)
…4536) * feat: Allow customizing the status code of server fn error responses Currently, all server function error responses have status code 500. This is not ideal, especially when it comes to observability. If every error response has status 500, then it's difficult to see which errors are client errors (404, unauthorized access attempts, etc) vs which ones are actual internal server errors that need to be investigated. This PR builds on #4249 to allow customizing the http status code for server function error responses. * Convert between two different versions of `http::status::StatusCode`
…, unifying API with `ShowLet` and `AnimatedShow` (#4466)
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Over time, a number of small changes have piled up that are semver-breaking but don't affect user code in significant ways. I'm opening a "Leptos 0.9" PR and
leptos_0.9branch now for visibility. I don't anticipate significant migration needed for any of these, although publishing a new version always does create some ecosystem churn as dependencies need to update as well.