Daniel Hilst Selli added the comment:
Not really, I don't have a use case here. I'm just warning that this would
break user code that relies on old behavior.
Anyway is possible to add new behavior without changing the old one. A
parameter would make this possible, for example.
Th
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Daniel Hilst Selli added the comment:
This changes behavior in an irreversible way. A parameter would make it
reversible.
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Daniel Hilst Selli added the comment:
Wouldn't be better to support this as a parameter? Escaping is pretty useful in
HTML contexts
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