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escapeValue: false would leave interpolated values unescaped if a translation were ever rendered outside React's JSX escaping. Signed-off-by: js665999 <js665999@broadcom.com>
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With escapeValue: false, interpolated values are emitted unescaped. Nothing is exploitable today: every translation is rendered through JSX text nodes, which escape output, and no dangerouslySetInnerHTML exists in webClient/src. The risk is latent. If a translation is later rendered through dangerouslySetInnerHTML or a direct DOM write, externally influenced values (for example status text received from other desktop plugins) would go out unescaped. This is a sample app that others copy, so the safer default is the better one.