* Initial commit for migration guide.
* Added notes on Turbo Drive, Turbo Frames, Stimulus
Simplified hx-boost.
Added Hotwire / Turbo migration guide to examples.
Simplified language. Less is more.
Added Redirect after form submission section. Added references to hotwire docs.
Consistency.
First pass on Event interception / pausing.
Naming convention note.
Naming convention notes.
Reference to Event Naming in htmx manual.
Added hyperscript as an alternative solution to event interception / pausing.
Added async notes to Event interception / pausing area.
Simplified language.
Less words.
Added section on disabling buttons during submission.
Less words.
Event naming consistency.
Short is sweet.
Updated hyperscript example.
Comparing htmx and Hotwire.
Revised htmx vs Hotwire / Turbo
Revised htmx vs Hotwire / Turbo
Revision to htmx vs Hotwire / Turbo
Revised htmx vs Hotwire / Turbo
* Clarification of kebab case vs camel case.
As per #800.
* Recommend downloading htmx as the main way of installing it.
* Cover npm installation in a bit more detail.
* Note the downsides of unpkg.com and always recommend with the integrity SHA.
* Use `<script defer>` in all `<script>` examples. This tells the browser to defer the parsing and processing of the script until all content is on display, increasing performance. [See HTML spec diagram](https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/scripting.html#attr-script-defer).
Scheme-relative URL’s were invented when HTTPS was slow, so HTTP pages could load resources insecurely, but a little faster. There’s no need to use them now as HTTPS is fast, and everything should be secure.
