fix: sanitize title by removing HTML tags from config name #2611
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Oct 17, 2025
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we can not just remove the <content> since it is not a strict validation for HTML tags.
User absolutely can config the name as <anything like this>.
I think the hook solution you mentioned is practicable to resolve this issue instead of we change it like this.
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Summary
When using name as the title, the HTML should be removed.
Related issue, if any:
Fix #2610
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