DOC: Improves clarity around publicPath usage in workers #7730
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issue #6716
Summary
This PR improves the Web Workers guide by clarifying when setting
__webpack_public_path__from within a worker is required and why this pattern is necessary in certain runtime setups. The changes aim to reduce confusion for users encountering this advanced use case.What kind of change does this PR introduce?
docs
This PR only updates documentation and does not change any runtime behavior.
The PR adds contextual documentation explaining when dynamic
publicPathhandling is required for Web Workers and clarifies the scope of the Node.js section.