Add block scoping to all switch case statements in layout.ts#997
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Add block scoping to all switch case statements in layout.ts#997
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[WIP] Update script tag processing and variable scoping based on feedback
Add block scoping to all switch case statements in layout.ts
Dec 10, 2025
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The switch statement in
layout.tsprocesses different HTML tag types. Only theSCRIPTcase had block scoping to prevent variable name collisions between cases. All other cases declare variables (e.g.,linkElement,styleElement,imgElement) without block scope, risking unintentional variable shadowing.Changes
let linkElement,let styleElement) are scoped to that case onlyThis aligns all cases with the pattern already established for the
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