Wireless: escape double quotes (") in ssid

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Improved handling of SSIDs containing double-quote characters when joining or forgetting wireless networks, ensuring accurate processing and display.

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Walkthrough

The update refines the handling of SSID strings in two command scenarios—'join' and 'forget'—within the wireless management logic. Now, after decoding the SSID received from user input, the code escapes any double-quote characters by replacing them with escaped quotes. This ensures that SSIDs containing quotes are processed safely and consistently. No other logic or control flow has been altered.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
emhttp/plugins/dynamix/include/Wireless.php	Enhanced SSID processing by escaping double quotes after decoding input for 'join' and 'forget'.

Poem

In wireless code, a tweak so neat,
SSIDs with quotes now face no defeat.
Escaped and decoded, they’re handled with care,
No more surprises lurking in the air.
Rabbits hop on, connections strong and bright—
Wireless magic, working just right!
🐇✨

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emhttp/plugins/dynamix/include/Wireless.php (2)

138-138: Good security enhancement!

Escaping double quotes in the SSID is important for preventing potential issues when the SSID value is used in HTML output and JavaScript function calls. This change ensures that wireless networks with SSIDs containing double quotes are handled properly.

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232-232: Consistent implementation of security fix

Good job applying the same escaping logic in the 'forget' case. This ensures consistent behavior throughout the codebase when handling SSIDs that might contain double quotes.

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