Bump lit from 2.5.0 to 2.6.1

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Bumps lit from 2.5.0 to 2.6.1.

Release notes

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lit-html@2.6.1

Patch Changes

• #3526 65e56655 - Disable ShadyDOM noPatch in Node dev build. This fixes the issue of throwing due to undefined window.

lit@2.6.1

Patch Changes

• #3526 65e56655 - Disable ShadyDOM noPatch in Node dev build. This fixes the issue of throwing due to undefined window.

• #3561 e5c254e9 - Fix built-in shimming of HTMLElement for Node build of reactive-element to respect existing HTMLElement in global

lit-html@2.6.0

Minor Changes

• #3522 72fcf0d7 - When running in Node, Lit now automatically includes minimal DOM shims which are sufficient for most SSR (Server Side Rendering) use-cases, removing the need to import the global DOM shim from @lit-labs/ssr.

  The new @lit-labs/ssr-dom-shim package has been introduced, which exports an HTMLElement, CustomElementRegistry, and default customElements singleton.

  The existing @lit-labs/ssr global DOM shim can still be used, and is compatible with the new package, because @lit-labs/ssr imports from @lit-labs/ssr-dom-shim. Importing the global DOM shim adds more APIs to the global object, such as a global HTMLElement, TreeWalker, fetch, and other APIs. It is recommended that users try to remove usage of the @lit-labs/ssr DOM shim, and instead rely on the more minimal, automatic shimming that @lit/reactive-element now provides automatically.

lit@2.6.0

Minor Changes

• #3522 72fcf0d7 - When running in Node, Lit now automatically includes minimal DOM shims which are sufficient for most SSR (Server Side Rendering) use-cases, removing the need to import the global DOM shim from @lit-labs/ssr.

  The new @lit-labs/ssr-dom-shim package has been introduced, which exports an HTMLElement, CustomElementRegistry, and default customElements singleton.

  The existing @lit-labs/ssr global DOM shim can still be used, and is compatible with the new package, because @lit-labs/ssr imports from @lit-labs/ssr-dom-shim. Importing the global DOM shim adds more APIs to the global object, such as a global HTMLElement, TreeWalker, fetch, and other APIs. It is recommended that users try to remove usage of the @lit-labs/ssr DOM shim, and instead rely on the more minimal, automatic shimming that @lit/reactive-element now provides automatically.

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [72fcf0d7]:
  • @​lit/reactive-element@​1.6.0
  • lit-html@2.6.0

Changelog

Sourced from lit's changelog.

2.6.1

Patch Changes

• #3526 65e56655 - Disable ShadyDOM noPatch in Node dev build. This fixes the issue of throwing due to undefined window.

• #3561 e5c254e9 - Fix built-in shimming of HTMLElement for Node build of reactive-element to respect existing HTMLElement in global

2.6.0

Minor Changes

• #3522 72fcf0d7 - When running in Node, Lit now automatically includes minimal DOM shims which are sufficient for most SSR (Server Side Rendering) use-cases, removing the need to import the global DOM shim from @lit-labs/ssr.

  The new @lit-labs/ssr-dom-shim package has been introduced, which exports an HTMLElement, CustomElementRegistry, and default customElements singleton.

  The existing @lit-labs/ssr global DOM shim can still be used, and is compatible with the new package, because @lit-labs/ssr imports from @lit-labs/ssr-dom-shim. Importing the global DOM shim adds more APIs to the global object, such as a global HTMLElement, TreeWalker, fetch, and other APIs. It is recommended that users try to remove usage of the @lit-labs/ssr DOM shim, and instead rely on the more minimal, automatic shimming that @lit/reactive-element now provides automatically.

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [72fcf0d7]:
  • @​lit/reactive-element@​1.6.0
  • lit-html@2.6.0

Commits

• 7754407 Version Packages (#3563)
• 65e5665 [lit-html] disabled shadydom nopatch in node dev build (#3526)
• 304e461 Version Packages (#3556)
• d1f9d14 [infra] Add BROWSERS to cache key for all WTR tests (#3549)
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Superseded by #123.