remove HTML from package description#1
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The npm website now allows and renders some HTML tags in package descriptions, like `<strong>` and `<a>`. The full list is here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/sanitize-html#how-to-use `<input>` is not on the whitelist though, so it'll get stripped out. This change works around that. by using a plain English description.
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remove HTML from package description
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…resignedPost Feature/TFMFE-2828 - Add Support to create presigned post
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The npm website now allows and renders some HTML tags in package descriptions, like
<strong>and<a>. The full list is here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/sanitize-html#how-to-use<input>is not on the whitelist though, so it'll get stripped out. This change works around that. by using a plain English description.