Fix issue where error message would not print directive name properly #3572
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Right now if I try to define a custom directive with a non-existent directive in
.before()
e.g. `Alpine.directive('foo', foo).before('baz') I get the following error:Instead of
The issue is that the error message is defined using double quotes instead of backticks. This PR fixes the issue and should now print the error correctly.