Future of template literals?

[miloofcroton]

I'm a little confused by this page: https://compiledcssinjs.com/docs/deprecated-features#template-literals

Compiled supports writing styles as a template literal on our styled and css APIs.

We now recommend using style objects instead of template literals, due to better type safety and syntax validation when using object styles.

So, you still support this feature but "recommend" not using it. Will this be removed in the future?

For the record, I support template literals because it behaves exactly like jsx: it's the syntax of the default language while offering javascript functionality. In other words, jsx looks like html and can use literal html as valid code, but you can manipulate it with javascript. CSS template literals look like css and can use literal css as valid code, but you can also use the power of template literals.