fix: add semicolons to compiled template statements for consistency

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Summary

This PR adds semicolons to the end of compiled template statements in the Eta template engine to improve code consistency and follow JavaScript best practices.

Key Changes

• Added semicolons to all __eta.res+= statements in the compiled output for string literals, raw content, and interpolated values
• Updated test expectations to reflect the new semicolon-terminated statements
• Added comprehensive test cases for forEach loops in included templates to ensure the changes don't break existing functionality

Implementation Details

The changes were made in src/compile-string.ts where three statement types are compiled:

• String literals: __eta.res+='...' → __eta.res+='...';
• Raw/unescaped content: __eta.res+=content → __eta.res+=content;
• Interpolated/escaped content: __eta.res+=content → __eta.res+=content;

Execute statements (type "e") already had newlines and were left unchanged.

The test suite was updated to verify the new output format, and new test cases were added to ensure forEach loops work correctly both within included partials and when includes are called from within loops.

https://claude.ai/code/session_01X6wieCMrnceNg5N2phXCuA

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Note

Low Risk
Small, mechanical change to generated JS plus additional tests; behavior should be unchanged, with limited risk beyond edge-case parsing/formatting expectations.

Overview
Makes the template compiler emit semicolon-terminated __eta.res += ...; statements for string, raw, and interpolated blocks (previously newline-terminated), improving generated JS consistency.

Updates compileToString snapshot expectations accordingly, and adds rendering tests covering forEach loops in included templates (including includes invoked inside a forEach) to guard against regressions in loop/include interactions.

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Pull request overview

This PR updates Eta’s template compiler output to consistently terminate generated __eta.res+=... statements with semicolons, and adjusts/extends tests to match and validate the new output.

Changes:

• Added semicolons to compiled output statements for string, raw, and interpolated AST blocks in compileBody.
• Updated compileToString expectation tests to reflect semicolon-terminated __eta.res+=... lines.
• Added render tests covering forEach loops inside included templates and includes invoked from within forEach loops.

Reviewed changes

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File	Description
src/compile-string.ts	Appends semicolons to generated __eta.res+=... statements for safer/more consistent emitted JS.
test/compile-string.spec.ts	Updates expected compiled function strings to include the new semicolons.
test/render.spec.ts	Adds regression tests for forEach + include scenarios to ensure rendering still works.

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