duster/js/test_cases/helpers_size/README.md

Excerpt from [the DustJS tutorial](https://github.com/linkedin/dustjs/wiki/Dust-Tutorial#size_keyxxx___size_helper_Available_in_Dust_V11_release):

    Array - number of elements, [1,2,3,4] has size=4
    String - length of the string, "abcdef" has size=6
    Object - Number of properties in the object, {a:4, b:8, c:15, d:16} has size=4
    Number - Value of the number, 23 has size 23 and 3.14 has size 3.14
    Undefined, 0, empty string - zero
    Any other value - length after conversion to string

This appears to be inaccurate (probably out of date because that tutorial was deprecated in favor of [dustjs.com](https://www.dustjs.com/), but the latter is incomplete and lacking any reference to the `@size` helper.

Corrections
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- Booleans are 0, not converted to strings

Oddities
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Reference parameters (like `foo="{bar}"`) are usually treated as strings but it seems if it contains ONLY a reference to a value and not anything else, then it is still treated as a number.
Add tests and a Sizable trait for ContextElement. 2020-06-14 12:54:03 -04:00			`Excerpt from [the DustJS tutorial](https://github.com/linkedin/dustjs/wiki/Dust-Tutorial#size_keyxxx___size_helper_Available_in_Dust_V11_release):`

			`Array - number of elements, [1,2,3,4] has size=4`
			`String - length of the string, "abcdef" has size=6`
			`Object - Number of properties in the object, {a:4, b:8, c:15, d:16} has size=4`
			`Number - Value of the number, 23 has size 23 and 3.14 has size 3.14`
			`Undefined, 0, empty string - zero`
			`Any other value - length after conversion to string`

Added some notes about observed behavior and fixed return types for missing/absent keys. 2020-06-14 14:13:33 -04:00			This appears to be inaccurate (probably out of date because that tutorial was deprecated in favor of [dustjs.com](https://www.dustjs.com/), but the latter is incomplete and lacking any reference to the `@size` helper.

			`Corrections`
			`-----------`
			`- Booleans are 0, not converted to strings`

			`Oddities`
			`--------`
			Reference parameters (like `foo="{bar}"`) are usually treated as strings but it seems if it contains ONLY a reference to a value and not anything else, then it is still treated as a number.