[newsfeed] document allowedBasicHtmlTags option#387
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Documents the new
allowedBasicHtmlTagsnewsfeed config option added in MagicMirrorOrg/MagicMirror#4176 (merged).The option lets users opt into rendering a strict allowlist of basic inline HTML formatting tags (b, strong, i, em, u, br, code, s, sub, sup) in feed titles and descriptions, instead of escaping them. This fixes feeds (e.g. The Atlantic) that encode emphasis as entities. Any tag outside the safe list is ignored, and all other HTML is escaped, so injection is not possible. Default is
[], preserving current behavior.