fix: resolve double-encoded HTML entities in title and description - #456
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MkDocs pre-escapes content, then Jinja's |e filter escapes again, producing &, <, >. Use html.unescape() in Python before template rendering so |e performs a single correct escape. - Add html_module.unescape() for title and description in plugin.py - Add test fixture with special characters - Add test verifying no double-encoded entities
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Description
Resolve double-encoded HTML entities (e.g.
&,<,>) in RSS feed title and description fields.MkDocs pre-escapes content, and then Jinja's
|efilter escapes again, producing double-encoded entities. Usinghtml.unescape()in Python before template rendering ensures|eperforms a single correct escape.Changes
html_module.unescape()for title and description inplugin.py& < >)Split from: #451