Potential savings in attributes transpilation

Is there any reason why empty attributes <div empty /> are getting transpiled into empty=""? As I understand by default HTML understands empty as "" value. Getting rid of ="" could reduce the build size while still persisting the same effect.

https://github.com/ryansolid/dom-expressions/blob/62bd00e61c2cf217cae818be21ace06a32c8dfd0/packages/babel-plugin-jsx-dom-expressions/src/dom/element.js#L528

- results.template += value ? `="${value.value}"` : `=""`; 
+ results.template += value ? `="${value.value}"` : ""; 

I also noticed another case that could prevent generating more templates. In many cases the templates differs only by attributes.

    <>
      <div>
        <div class="bang">
          Hello
          <span>!</span>
        </div>
      </div>
      <div>
        <div class="h1">
          Hello
          <span>!</span>
        </div>
      </div>
    </>

Currently this syntax would generate 2 the same templates with just a different attribute value:

const _tmpl$ = template(`<div><div class="bang">Hello<span>!</span></div></div>`, 6),
      _tmpl$2 = template(`<div><div class="h1">Hello<span>!</span></div></div>`, 6);

We could optimize it by treating attributes always as dynamic:

setAttribute(_el$2, "my-attr", "value");

That why we could reduce build size drastically reducing the amount of templates.

I am aware that currently this can be achieved by wrapping each attr with template literals but this is inconvenient for DX

[ryansolid]

I’ve removed the ="" from 0.29.15.

[ryansolid]

Well I only ever did half of the suggestion and the OP was going to investigate the other half. But I agree this one is stale.