Reviewer's Guide

Append the ImagePreviewer container to document.body on initialization to prevent blocking issues and ensure proper teardown by removing it on dispose, alongside adding missing semicolons for consistent code formatting.

Sequence diagram for ImagePreviewer initialization and disposal

sequenceDiagram
participant JS as "ImagePreviewer.razor.js"
participant DOM as "document.body"
participant Data as "Data store"
participant Viewer as "Viewer module"

JS->>DOM: getElementById(id)
alt Element exists
    JS->>Viewer: Viewer.init(el, prevList, config)
    JS->>Data: Data.set(id, viewer)
    JS->>DOM: appendChild(el)
end

Note over JS,DOM: On dispose
JS->>Data: Data.get(id)
JS->>Data: Data.remove(id)
alt viewer exists
    JS->>Viewer: Viewer.dispose(viewer.viewer)
    JS->>DOM: viewer.el.remove()
end

File-Level Changes

Assessment against linked issues

Possibly linked issues

• feat(ImagePreviewer): move the body end prevent blocked #7033: The PR moves the ImagePreviewer element to the document body end, resolving the blocked issue described.
• feat(ImagePreviewer): move the body end prevent blocked #7033: The PR moves the ImagePreviewer element to the body, fixing the blank preview in AvatarUpload by ensuring correct rendering.

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