Description
🐛 The bug
When using useScript() with the bundle: true option, the documentation implies that the script will be bundled and served from the local domain automatically — but this does not happen.
Instead, the script is still loaded from the original external URL unless the developer manually uses proxy.src and injects their own <script> tag.
This behavior is not mentioned in the documentation and leads to confusion. Developers assume bundle: true will change the src or handle injection automatically (like Nuxt's useHead() or useSeoMeta() do).
🛠️ To reproduce
https://stackblitz.com/edit/nuxt-starter-invmavzj?file=app.vue
🌈 Expected behavior
Either:
bundle: true should automatically replace the src with the local bundled version, or
The documentation should clearly explain that developers must use proxy.src manually.
ℹ️ Additional context
Add a note to the API docs under bundle explaining that:
"Using bundle: true does not automatically change the script's src. You must use the src returned by useScript() if you want to load the locally bundled version."
Optional: Provide a config like inject: true to automate this behavior (similar to how useHead() works).