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fix(nginx): allow inline styles for the browser image viewer - #2
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Opening an image URL directly in a browser showed the image unstyled in the top-left corner of a white page. Chrome and Firefox wrap a directly opened image in a viewer page styled with inline CSS. The
default-src 'none'policy blocked those styles, and the browser console logged three CSP violations.The policy now adds
style-src 'unsafe-inline', the same policy raw.githubusercontent.com sends for raw files. Raster images cannot carry styles, andsandboxstill blocks scripts, so embedding and hotlinking behave as before.The change is already live on the reference deployment. Chrome's viewer now centres the image on its dark background.