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Instead of generating all this HTML and duplicating the logic, why not creating a JS function to load them and instead call this function here like:
? That will make the maintenance easier too to only have it in one place.
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And you would call this function in the
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Because if I did that, the system wouldn't be able to start loading the extra themes until after the JavaScript was finished loading. I want the dependency tree to be shallow. That's also why I decided against implementing this stuff in settings.js.
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Makes sense. We'll need to be careful if we ever update this but I think it's fine otherwise. Thanks for the extra explanation!