I156 DOM clobbering / fragment-state probe
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Built-in clobber probes (id only; name is expected to be stripped by the sanitizer):
Non-builtin window/document clobber probes:
Duplicate tab-panel ids (README lives inside #description, before the real later panels):
Pseudo-modal with allowed div/class/id attributes (URL fragment :target state):
MathJax expressions:
$$\require{color}\color{red}{\text{I156-REQUIRE-COLOR}}$$
Inline math: $\require{html}\href{javascript:alert(document.domain)}{I156-HREF-JS}$
$$\require{html}\href{javascript:alert(1)}{I156-BLOCK-HREF}$$
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