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`;` could be part of `jsx` node
See original GitHub issue<div>hi</div>; is a valid jsx node, but eslint-mdx parses it incorrectly like <div>hi</div> what means ; in jsx node are ignored.
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Parsing is relied on
remark-mdxtotally now in v2.The semicolon is not part of JSX: https://facebook.github.io/jsx/ It’s part of JS with embedded JSX, because you can do
a = 1;, you can also doa = <>1</>;. So, for MDX, the semicolon shouldn’t be handled. Similar to how a plus, equals to, or other random characters wouldn’t be:<>1</> + <>1</> = 2