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tag-helpers: generate HTMX request URLs from asp-* attributes - #106
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HTMX 4 defines its own hx-action attribute for the request URL, so the URL Tag Helper turned native markup such as <button hx-action="/api/users" hx-method="post"> into a GET request to an MVC action named "/api/users". Read the standard asp-* routing attributes instead of the hx-* copies. The Tag Helper now applies only to an element that has an hx-get, hx-post, hx-put, hx-patch, hx-delete, or HTMX 4 hx-action attribute written without a value and at least one asp-* routing attribute. It throws if that attribute has any value, even an empty one, or if hx-action is used with HTMX 1.9.x or 2.x. It no longer adds hx-get when no request attribute is present.
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