Is there a way to prevent Angular from creating "helper" HTML comments? For example,
<div ng-include="myTemplate"></div>
Will transform into something like
<!-- ngInclude: 'hurr-durr.html' -->
<div ng-include="myTemplate"></div>
How do I stop this? I've looked into the Angular source, and I've seen these "helpers" are generated by an unconditional document.createComment inside almost every directive, so I guess there's no way to stop them all at once by using a config setting on a provider or something.
But maybe there is some custom Angular build without "helpers"?
I suppose I could write some Yeoman/Grunt task to remove/comment the .createComment-s from Angular's source whenever I scaffold a new project. Or maybe you guys know of a fiddle that already does that? And also, this raises my last question:
Are those comments somehow crucial to the Angular's normal functioning? And if I remove them, will it cause some kind of instability in my app? Should a just rewrite the CSS and "deal with it"?
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