TSRX rethinks JSX with linear syntax

This is a real attempt to fix the part of JSX people tolerate, not love: packed expression slots, render helpers, and awkward control-flow workarounds.

• –The biggest upside is co-location: markup, logic, scoped styles, and locals stay in one linear file, which should make refactors and AI-assisted edits easier to follow
• –Framework targets are the adoption story here; compiling the same source to React, Preact, Solid, Vue, and Ripple lowers the cost of trying a new syntax
• –Conditional hooks and eager destructuring are smart compiler tricks, but they only matter if the tooling stays precise and the transformed output is predictable
• –The hard part is not syntax, it’s ecosystem gravity: teams will only switch if editor support, linting, formatting, and debugging feel first-class
• –If TSRX lands, it will be because it makes UI code easier to read and transform, not because it wins a syntax beauty contest