build(deps): bump mod-docs to v1.15.2#2022
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Brings in the resizable example previews and their documentation. The grip now renders on six component pages, and PurgeCSS keeps the .example-resizable rule because those pages put the class into hugo_stats.json.
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Bumps the exampleSite's mod-docs pin from v1.15.1 to v1.15.2, which ships the resizable example previews documented in gethinode/mod-docs#118.
This is the final step of the resize-grip feature (#2019 → mod-docs#118 → here). It is what actually makes the grip visible on the demo site.
Verified against the released module
All six eligible component pages now render the grip:
And PurgeCSS keeps the rule:
That last point is the one worth confirming rather than assuming. #2019 deliberately shipped no exampleSite demo page, which meant
.example-resizablewas purged from the exampleSite bundle — correct at the time, since nothing rendered the class. Now that the mod-docs pages do render it, the class entershugo_stats.jsonand the rule survives, with no safelist entry needed. Exactly as designed.Build exits 0,
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