Xavier Morel
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* The result of `plaintext2html` is fully controlled and
markup-safe (the first thing we do is escape the input).
* For `append_content_to_html`, we assume the inputs are HTML and the
output is thus always properly HTML.
Alternatively, we may want to `Markup("%s%s") % ...` and require the
inputs to be properly marked? That seems like a good idea.
* In `_replace_local_links`, applying re.sub will strip out the markup
mark, so store it and reapply it on output if necessary.
That one is a big gnarly, because if the input to ustr is
markup-safe bytes (e.g. qweb rendering output) then the output is a
Markup object, but if the input is str then the output is str, so we
need to check before and after unless... we update ustr to check for
subclasses instead of exact type?
* In `_prepend_preview` the issue is similar to that of
`append_content_to_html`, though in this case we should *not* trust
the input, so we can flag the "parent document" as Markup and format
the preview bit in.
* And since we're marking mail's jinja output as safe, do the same for
web and iot.
Sadly there doesn't seem to be any hook for doing that at the
environment level of jinja, so every `Template.render` site has to
be marked.
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