Add <summary> to default whitelist
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Since `<details>` is in there, it makes sense for `<summary>` as well since that is used inside `<details>` to define the text label/title for the collapsible element.
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@leizongmin Thank you for merging it in 👍 . Do you plan to release a new minor version with the current batch of merges so we can pull in the new version into other projects? |
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Yes, I will publish a new version later. |
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@leizongmin I noticed that this |
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@leizongmin Thank you for the new version! Will directly get on pulling that into Home-Assistant 👍. Could you also mark a release here on GitHub? Then people can easily compare the changes. EDIT: NVM, you just created it 30 seconds ago. Great! |
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Since
<details>is in there, it makes sense for<summary>as well since that is used inside<details>to define the text label/title for the collapsible element.See example: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/details