CVE-2026-32730: Ast Node Falsy Bypass To Xss
Evaluating AST node properties using truthiness checks (e.g., `if (node.text)`) rather than nullish checks (`!= null`) can allow an empty string (`""`) to bypass safety mechanisms. Execution then falsely falls through to evaluate unsafe downstream properties (like `raw` or `html`) on the same node, leading to XSS or logic bypass. Update property checks to us
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Evaluating AST node properties using truthiness checks (e.g., `if (node.text)`) rather than nullish checks (`!= null`) can allow an empty string (`""`) to bypass safety mechanisms. Execution then falsely falls through to evaluate unsafe downstream properties (like `raw` or `html`) on the same node, leading to XSS or logic bypass. Update property checks to us
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