fix(remix-react): switch name & content position in meta tags

[arnaudambro]

When we visualize the html meta tags on a browswer inspector, I think it's better to see

<meta name="twitter:card" content="summary">

than

<meta content="summary" name="twitter:card">

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[machour]

@kentcdodds This is purely cosmetics, but always have bothered me too :)

[MichaelDeBoey]

I personally wouldn't merge this one as this is indeed purely cosmetic, but I can see a value if a lot of people are bothered by this.

[arnaudambro]

I personally wouldn't merge this one as this is indeed purely cosmetic, but I can see a value if a lot of people are bothered by this.

I didn't get this comment :)

This is not purely cosmetic, this is about better debugging, better DX : when you have to go through 50 meta tags and you have content first, whereas you are looking for twitter:image:alt meta tag, then it takes twice as much time if the order is content then name than the opposite.

I know it's not the PR of the year, but... it's a PR improving something, not just cosmetic !

[MichaelDeBoey]

whereas you are looking for twitter:image:alt meta tag, then it takes twice as much time if the order is content then name than the opposite.

I would instinctively do a CMD + F to search for what I'm looking for, but as I said that's my personal opinion.

Going to let the team decide what they want to do with this as I don't want to push my personal opinion/preference for everyone.

[kentcdodds]

Thanks for the contribution.