Mark diff colors safe and escape raw diff input #1993
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strictdoc/export/html/generators/view_objects/diff_screen_view_object.py
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For HTML escaping of the diff view we have to consider two things. 1. Diff input comes from two git checkouts of the project at specific revisions. The revisions sdocs are considered untrusted user input, could contain special characters and must be escaped. 2. After analyzing with difflib we add a bit HTML to colorize the output. This specific HTML fragments are trusted and safe. Relates to strictdoc-project#1920.
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For HTML escaping of the diff view we have to consider two things.
Relates to #1920.