updating html sanitization method to dompurify #172
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cc @sqs who wrote this code originally. I see in the biome justification that the html values are not from users, so this may be unnecessary?
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Your CI failures are super weird, its almost like the github workflow's code changed for npm and is now broken. I think to sort it out we should try bumping the versions of the workflows used. |
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Gonna see if this fixes the problem #174 |
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Our standard way of sanitizing HTML is using dompurify. we want to stay consistent across our code for that and this update changes over the sanitization to dompurify.