added to docs, changed example, merged build fix

docs/docs_project/docs_project/templates/components.html

@@ -240,6 +240,10 @@ context = {
 {% endcotton_verbatim %}{% endverbatim %}
     </c-snippet>
 
+    <c-note>
+        You can also proxy the whole attrs dictionary to other components. <code>{{ '<c-comp :attrs="attrs" />'|force_escape }}</code> This is useful when you want to pass all attributes from one component to another without having to specify each one individually. <a href="{% url 'usage-patterns' %}#attribute-proxying">More info</a>.
+    </c-note>
+
     <c-hr id="vars" />
 
     <h2>6. Defining Local Variables with <code>{{ '<c-vars />'|force_escape }}</code></h2>

docs/docs_project/docs_project/templates/usage_patterns.html

@@ -73,17 +73,24 @@ templates/
 
     <p>A powerful pattern enabled by the special <code>:attrs</code> dynamic attribute is the ability to create wrapper components that proxy all their attributes to an inner component:</p>
 
-    <c-snippet label="cotton/proxy_component.html">{% cotton_verbatim %}{% verbatim %}
-    <c-inner-component :attrs="attrs">{{ slot }}</c-inner-component>
+    <c-snippet label="view.html">{% cotton_verbatim %}{% verbatim %}
+<c-outer
+    class="outer-class"
+    :count="42"
+    :enabled="False">
+    Content passed to inner component
+</c-outer>
     {% endcotton_verbatim %}{% endverbatim %}</c-snippet>
 
-    <c-snippet label="view.html">{% cotton_verbatim %}{% verbatim %}
-    <c-proxy-component 
-        class="outer-class" 
-        :count="42"
-        :enabled="False">
-        Content passed to inner component
-    </c-proxy-component>
+    <c-snippet label="cotton/outer.html">{% cotton_verbatim %}{% verbatim %}
+<c-inner :attrs="attrs">{{ slot }}</c-inner>
+    {% endcotton_verbatim %}{% endverbatim %}</c-snippet>
+
+    <c-snippet label="cotton/inner.html">{% cotton_verbatim %}{% verbatim %}
+{{ class }}     <!-- "outer-class" -->
+{{ count }}     <!-- 42 -->
+{{ enabled }}   <!-- False -->
+{{ slot }}      <!-- Content passed to inner component -->
     {% endcotton_verbatim %}{% endverbatim %}</c-snippet>
 
     <p>The attributes are passed through to the inner component with their original types preserved (strings, numbers, booleans, lists, etc.), making this pattern ideal for creating higher-order components.</p>