Revert "Document v-bind.attr shorthand in API section." #1658
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This reverts commit 1a52ccb.
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Reverts #1571
Following discussion with @LinusBorg and others, it appears that the
^shorthand isn't currently supported in the template compiler. While it almost works anyway, the attribute value is treated as a string rather than as an expression. It is not currently equivalent to using.attr.The reason it almost works is because
.attris compiled into a^prefix, so using a^directly gives a similar result. Whether^was actually supposed to be used as a shorthand is unclear, so for now we're reverting the docs change. The documentation for^can be reintroduced if it gets proper support in the compiler.