🐛 prevents coercion of space and underscore to minus#3134
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🐛 prevents coercion of space and underscore to minus#3134joshhanley merged 3 commits intoalpinejs:mainfrom
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Expanding the keydown modifiers test introduced some issues regarding ensuring the these options were all treated separately without overlap.
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Addresses bug found in #3124
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' 'and'_'from being coerced into'-'in thekebabcasefunction.minusandunderscoreas aliases for-and_when using them as@keydownmodifiers.This will break any apps that actually depends on this coercion, but I don't think that would be an expected behavior that anyone would be relying on.