Default URLWhitespaceMode to .allow#370
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aehlke merged 1 commit intoscinfu:masterfrom Feb 11, 2026
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Per the HTML5 spec, URLs may be "potentially surrounded by spaces." Browsers like Chrome preserve whitespace in the DOM but trim when navigating. Defaulting to .allow matches this behavior: protocol validation uses trimmed values while output preserves the original, avoiding silent attribute removal or value mutation. Ref: scinfu#369 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
URLWhitespaceModefrom.strictto.allowFollow-up to #369, as discussed in that PR's comments.
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.strict,.trim,.allow) via explicit configuration, so they are unaffected by the default change🤖 Generated with Claude Code