feat: add sanitize-html → neosanitize replacement#1
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Add sanitize-html to the preferred manifest with neosanitize/legacy as a drop-in replacement and the neosanitize root module (fast WHATWG parser, deny-by-default) as the recommended alternative. Includes docs page. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Wrong target — this belongs upstream (e18e#780). |
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Adds
sanitize-htmlto thepreferredmanifest, with:neosanitize/legacyas a direct, drop-in replacement — a byte-identical port ofsanitize-html2.x (same API, same options, same output), so migration is just an import swap.neosanitize(root module) as the recommended alternative — a fast, browser-faithful WHATWG parser (100% html5lib tokenizer conformance) with a deny-by-default policy.Includes a
docs/modules/sanitize-html.mdpage with migration examples for both engines.Migration
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preferred(performance/footprint replacement — not native, not a micro-utility).documentedentries; the mapping points to the new e18e doc page.pnpm lintpasses (JSON schema, sort order, doc-path checks, Prettier).🤖 Generated with Claude Code