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Changes

feat(app-vite): build -> new vueJsx option for writing components with JSX/TSX (.jsx/.tsx files, or <script lang="jsx|tsx"> blocks in .vue files). Vite compiles JSX itself but assumes the React runtime, so any such file previously died on an unresolved react/jsx-runtime. Setting quasar.config file > build > vueJsx to true points Vite (Oxc) at Vue's JSX runtime instead, in the Vite pipeline and in the browser scripts that Rolldown builds on its own (BEX scripts, the custom PWA service worker), and adds the matching jsx / jsxImportSource to the generated .quasar/tsconfig.json on TypeScript projects. No extra dependency is involved; pass an options object to override the defaults, or "preserve" to hand the transformation to a Vite plugin such as @vitejs/plugin-vue-jsx (which adds the Vue specific JSX sugar: v-model, v-show, v-slots). Quasar components are fully typed in JSX/TSX with Quasar UI v2.26+ (#8690)
fix(app-vite): bex -> bridge.send() now resolves with the payload that the responder returned. The bridge awaited the response internally but threw the result away, so every send() resolved with undefined and the only way to get data back from the other end was to send a second message in the opposite direction (#18517)

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