fix: Drop (unsupported) HTML choice labels for input_select() et al.

shiny/ui/_input_select.py

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@
 from ._html_deps_external import selectize_deps
 from ._utils import JSEval, extract_js_keys, shiny_input_label
 
-_Choices = Mapping[str, TagChild]
+_Choices = Mapping[str, str]
 _OptGrpChoices = Mapping[str, _Choices]
 
 # Canonical format for representing select options.
@@ -259,12 +259,6 @@ def _input_select_impl(
 
     choices_ = _normalize_choices(choices)
 
-    if _contains_html(choices_):
-        warn_deprecated(
-            "Passing anything other than a string to `choices` parameter of "
-            "`input_select()` and `input_selectize()` is deprecated."
-        )
-
     selected = restore_input(resolved_id, selected)
     if selected is None and not multiple:
         selected = _find_first_option(choices_)

shiny/ui/_input_update.py

@@ -628,8 +628,8 @@ def update_select(
         An input label.
     choices
         Either a list of choices or a dictionary mapping choice values to labels. Note
-        that if a dictionary is provided, the keys are used as the (input) values so
-        that the dictionary values can hold HTML labels. A dictionary of dictionaries is
+        that if a dictionary is provided, the keys are used as the (input) values.It is not recommended to use
+        anything other than a string for these labels. A dictionary of dictionaries is
         also supported, and in that case, the top-level keys are treated as
         ``<optgroup>`` labels.
     selected
@@ -742,19 +742,16 @@ def update_selectize(
 
     # Transform choices to a list of dicts (this is the form the client wants)
     # [{"label": "Foo", "value": "foo", "optgroup": "foo"}, ...]
+
     flat_choices: list[FlatSelectChoice] = []
     if choices is not None:
         for k, v in _normalize_choices(choices).items():
             if not isinstance(v, Mapping):
-                flat_choices.append(
-                    FlatSelectChoice(value=k, label=session._process_ui(v)["html"])
-                )
+                flat_choices.append(FlatSelectChoice(value=k, label=v))
             else:  # The optgroup case
                 flat_choices.extend(
                     [
-                        FlatSelectChoice(
-                            optgroup=k, value=k2, label=session._process_ui(v2)["html"]
-                        )
+                        FlatSelectChoice(optgroup=k, value=k2, label=v2)
                         for (k2, v2) in v.items()
                     ]
                 )