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fix(readme): strip link-text markup to a fixed point - #9
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CodeQL (js/incomplete-multi-character-sanitization) flagged the single-pass tag strip: '<scr<b>ipt>' left '<script' behind. The text was only ever rendered as text, but it now reads as plain text too, with no angle brackets left.
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Clean against injection, CSP, two-views, input/focus and sync checks. The diff only touches |
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CodeQL default setup, enabled today with the extended suite for actions, JavaScript/TypeScript and Python, raised one alert:
js/incomplete-multi-character-sanitizationatsrc/lib/readme.ts:62. A single pass of the tag-stripping regex over link text leaves<scriptbehind from<scr<b>ipt>.Was it exploitable? No. Segments only ever reach the page as text, through Astro's escaping and
textContent.What changes. The strip now repeats until nothing changes and then drops any stray angle brackets. A unit test covers the nested-tag case.
Checks. Unit tests 37 passed, e2e 43 passed.