Added option to allow custom tags without hyphens #99
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In Vue/Angular, many developers prefer using
<CamelCase>to refer to their components instead of<kebab-case>. Although<CamelCase>is not a custom element according to the html5 specs, I think it wouldn't hurt to add the option? 馃槃馃槃馃槃馃槃I have added this option
g:html5_custom_tag_requires_hyphenwhich is default to1and enforces standard html5. When set to0, it will treat<CamelCase>as a custom tag too and indent them.P.S. not sure what is the best description for this new config in
README.md