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I'm in a situation where I legally have to add a copyright notice to the top of my files and while I know how I can comment inside either template, script or style, I couldn't find documentation regarding how to do it outside these.

Based on the structure of the file, I assume the standard HTML comment (<!-- Hi there! -->) should work, and it both: a.) seems to work and b.) my syntax highlighter accepts it.

However, I'd like to be sure about it and understand how and why it works this way, I was surprised it is seemingly not covered in the Vue docs.

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    The syntax highlighting is a function of the Vetur VS Code extension, which parses .vue files as HTML, so you should use HTML comments outside the standard SFC blocks. Commented Feb 26, 2021 at 21:24

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Yep, you are right. There is a confirmation here: https://vue-loader.vuejs.org/spec.html#src-imports

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That was my thinking exactly, I became confused when I saw that VS Code highlights a <!-- --> comment, but doesn't recognise a // or /* */ I know it functions as a JS file, but by the looks of it it kind of has three HTML root elements.

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