Update 418 and 423 error replacement #401
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Pull Request Overview
This PR updates the error replacement mappings to support both legacy and the new React minified version functions and introduces replacements for 423 errors to prevent runtime crashes.
- Added support for the new n(418) function while retaining p(418) for backward compatibility
- Introduced error replacement for 423 errors
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May 10, 2025
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In one of the new React minified versions, they changed
p(418)ton(418).This change still allow
p(418)backward compatibility as forward compatibility with the new React version which introduces thenfunction.This change also introduces a replacement for 423 errors as they can also crash the runtime and malform the webpage.