Type alias InlineMemberName<QualifiedMemberNames>

when declaring a mutation to the element's member (not an attribute, but rather something that is accessible via the dot property accessor, such as element.classList), use the set: prefix to specify what value to set it to.
examples: set:classList, set:style (this is different from the style-attribute), and set:parentNode (I don't think this one will work).
common values for the QualifiedMemberNames type parameter:

• for all common html element members: InlineMemberName<HTMLElementUniqueMemberKeys> (this is a tiny subset of what a specific element by support)
• for a specific element's members: InlineMemberName<HTMLElementUniqueMemberKeys> (this one will now have unqie members such as value, valueAsNumber and valueAsDate)

note that using a union of string literal attributes instead of just using any arbitrary string attribute, will lead to slowdowns in you IDE.

Example

const MyComponent = () => {
    return <div style="color: blue;" class="some-thing" attr:id="another-thing">
        Hello world!
    </div>
}
const my_green_component = <MyComponent style="color: green;" attr:id="a-different-thing" />
// this will create:
// <div style="color: green;" id="a-different-thing" class="some-thing">Hello World!</div>
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