fix: don't sanitize HTML in template generation #31
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* The go/html package automatically sanitizes the output to produce safe HTML. Which in some cases can break some of the levels. For example, it change `'<'` to `'<'`. * Based on https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48527115/template-unnecessarily-escaping-to-lt-but-not there is not way to turn it off for html/template, but we should be probobly good with just using text/template without all the fancy HTML stuff * Replaced package html/template for just text/template
vidriduch
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I would suggest some rounds of testing as there might be different behavior when generating lvls |
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go/htmlpackage automatically sanitizes the output to produce safe HTML. Which in some cases can break some of the levels. For example, it change'<'to'<'.html/template. But, we should be probably good with just usingtext/templatewithout all the fancy HTML stuff