HTML parser now handles processing instructions (
98823fb)
Biome’s HTML parser and syntax/factory layers were extended to recognize processing instructions like <?xml ... ?> instead of treating them as errors. This also updates the HTML formatter and a11y rules to preserve and account for these nodes correctly.
CSS formatter keeps import/media comments inline (
f8a303d)
The CSS/SCSS formatter now formats comments that appear between media query entries in @import lists inline with the following query, matching the intended source structure. This fixes an awkward multiline output and tightens comment placement logic across CSS and SCSS import/media helpers.
Go-to-definition no longer errors on node_modules imports (6c2e0d7)
The LSP navigation handler now treats inaccessible dependency lookups as a non-fatal miss instead of bubbling an error to the user. That makes go-to-definition more robust for imports resolved from node_modules and avoids noisy failures in editor workflows.
Core settings storage is now Arc-backed (df51740)
Workspace project settings were changed to use Arc<Settings> internally, reducing cloning overhead when settings are shared across lookups and nested project state. The change is positioned as a performance improvement and should reduce unnecessary copying in the service layer.
Rule doc tooling gets a diagnostics printer abstraction (544e15c)
biome_ruledoc_utils now routes configuration parsing diagnostics through a trait-backed writer instead of a concrete console writer. This is a refactor that makes the rules documentation tooling more flexible and reusable, while preserving the existing diagnostic output behavior.
Vue directive handling was unified across HTML analyzers (
9689ced)
Several HTML assist/lint rules now use shared Vue directive classification helpers like is_binding(), is_if(), and is_for() rather than comparing raw directive names in place. The refactor reduces duplication and makes directive detection more consistent across Vue-aware checks.