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EDU-134: Add Product editorial code of Blueprints to snippets - All frameworks #3993
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11707119 | Triggered | Generic High Entropy Secret | f1ee65d | packages/sdks/snippets/sveltekit/src/routes/products/[handle]/+page.svelte | View secret |
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Description
This PR belongs to ticket EDU-134 and is similar to the previously raised React PR on the Product details—blueprints ticket 591. But this PR is more about adding all the frameworks as suggested by Sami to maintain one PR for one framework and use the first PR to work on all review comments and the second PR(like this one) to include all the remaining frameworks.
Frameworks included: