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React and Preact both have "Fragment" components, which don't render any wrapper tags but simply delegate rendering to their children. This makes components more composable in contexts where tags have a nesting context (e.g. <li> must be a direct descendant of a <ol> or <ul>).
Unfortunately the TypeScript compiler does not support a custom pragma for React's <></> fragment syntax yet, though this is on track for release soon (see microsoft/TypeScript#38720), but we can provide a Fragment component in the meantime e.g. <Fragment><li>1</li></Fragment>.