Lucy

Thanks for the response, I personally would be happy with those restrictions and other users might be too if they are properly documented. If you don't have time to work...

So for js it was pretty easy: ```rust if options.no_js_encode { let data = if let Some(encoding) = Encoding::for_label(charset.as_bytes()) { let (string, _, _) = encoding.decode(&data); string.to_string() } else {...

I have verified this behavior using this simple setup: ```html Title console.log("You would think!") awdawd ``` ```js // index.js console.log("I have overriden you!") ``` Only "I have overriden you!" gets...

That is correct, the linked spec says so. But it does allow for scripts with a src attribute to contain comments as documentation. However since the browser takes the src...

A custom option would be easy to do after the infrastructure is in place to not only have the default folder