Confused by the documentation for radios 'conditional'

I was trying to use the conditional option on radios.

I saw that the example used

conditional:{
    html:"<p> ...

I didn’t need html, just a sentence so I thought I could use text instead of html as you can in other places in Frontend. However, I tried it and it didn’t work - there’s no text option here.

When I re-read the docs, I misread and thought the ‘conditional’ option, being a string, could just accept text.

However, I misread it, that doesn’t work - the docs actually say:

conditional | string | If true, content provided will be revealed when the item is checked.

But I don’t think this is correct? In the examples, conditional is not a string, it’s an object with only one property - html

I wonder if this might be better as two options:

conditionalHTML and conditionalText

This would avoid another object, and be more consistent with the use of HTML and text elsewhere?

[joelanman]

It was radios I was looking at:

https://design-system.service.gov.uk/components/radios/

I would say even boolean is a bit confusing, as the examples don’t use a boolean, they use an object

[joelanman]

just come across this again in my work - conditional is still listed as a string option, and as boolean in checkboxes, both should probably be removed