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This will have no unforeseen consequences.
Which is to say, one good consequence.
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This will have no unforeseen consequences.
Which is to say, no consequences.
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2025-07-11: this commit is now funkier with an extant 'classes'
attribute besides...
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Checking contentOnly only tells if a tag is, you know,
content-only. But other tags are content, and they were
getting stringified here! This caused chunkwrap to intrude
where it shouldn't, thinking it really was getting passed
a string of normal, non-HTML content.
We're using html.smush() to the intended effect now,
still collapsing those tags flat and then iterating over
the contents to sanitize like usual.
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This probably belongs in data code, but we don't have any data
integration for singles just yet, so's................
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