The behavior of {% continue %} inside snippets seems to differ between Shopify Liquid and LiquidJS. In Shopify Liquid, {% continue %} effectively acts as an "early return" from the snippet, preventing any further code in the snippet from rendering. However, in LiquidJS, {% continue %} behaves as it would inside a loop, causing the loop in the parent context to skip to the next iteration.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Create a Liquid snippet (example-snippet.liquid):

{% continue %}
<p>This part of the snippet should be skipped</p>

2. Use the snippet in a layout/section with a parent loop in LiquidJS:

{% for i in (1..3) %}
  <p>Loop iteration: {{ i }}</p>
  {% render 'example-snippet' %}
  <p>This code will be skipped in LiquidJS, but not Shopify Liquid</p>
{% endfor %}

Expected Behaviour (based on Shopify Liquid):

<p>Loop iteration: 1</p>
<p>This code will be skipped in LiquidJS, but not Shopify Liquid</p>
<p>Loop iteration: 2</p>
<p>This code will be skipped in LiquidJS, but not Shopify Liquid</p>
<p>Loop iteration: 3</p>
<p>This code will be skipped in LiquidJS, but not Shopify Liquid</p>

What I actually get with LiquidJS is this:

<p>Loop iteration: 1</p>
<p>Loop iteration: 2</p>
<p>Loop iteration: 3</p>

I know that this may seem like a bit of an edge case, but I've seen devs using {% continue %} in Snippets as an early return fairly commonly so should probably be fixed