Even without that tool, HTML continues to evolve and add common “components” that people have used JavaScript to create for decades, which work without (or with minimal) JS. For example, <details> and <summary>, <dialog>, <datalist>, and more.
That’s interesting so your saying when developers offload to the html standard typical UI workflows that have been baked into certain html tags then there’s less innocuous JS to have to wade through in the first place. That’s amazing actually and very welcomed.
