Strip HTML tags from search entry titles#53
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Sanitize page and section titles in the search index by stripping any HTML tags using the existing _strip_tags utility. This prevents raw HTML from appearing in search results, which is both a UI issue and a potential XSS vector when page titles contain inline HTML from Markdown rendering. Fixes #3560
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Sanitize page and section titles in the search index by stripping any HTML tags using the existing _strip_tags utility. This prevents raw HTML from appearing in search results, which is both a UI issue and a potential XSS vector when page titles contain inline HTML from Markdown rendering.
Fixes mkdocs/mkdocs#3560 mkdocs/mkdocs#3213
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