Clarify Soy docs that phname="" works inside of tags as well as prints and calls.
@@ -54,12 +54,12 @@ Here are details on how Soy generates placeholders in messages:
message might look like in the `desc` attribute and consider setting a
`phname`.
-- If you find a need to specify a placeholder name for a `print` or `call`
- instead of allowing the compiler generate the default name, you can add the
- `phname` attribute. The value can either be camel case or upper underscore.
- For example, `{call .emailAddr phname="emailAddress" /}` causes the
- placeholder name to be `EMAIL_ADDRESS` instead of `XXX`. Note that changing
- a placeholder name changes the message id, causing retranslation.
+- If you find a need to specify a placeholder name for a `print`, `call`, or
+ HTML tag instead of allowing the compiler generate the default name, you can
+ add the `phname` attribute. The value can either be camel case or upper
+ underscore. For example, `{call .emailAddr phname="emailAddress" /}` causes
+ the placeholder name to be `EMAIL_ADDRESS` instead of `XXX`. Note that
+ changing a placeholder name changes the message id, causing retranslation.
- You can set placeholder examples to aid translation. For example, `{$url
phex="www.google.com"}` or `{$name phex="Alice"}`. Placeholder examples are
