fix: ignore reaction directives in inline code - #113
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upstream/main: an inline-code[REACT:literal]was parsed as a real reaction.Verification
npm ci— passed; npm reported 13 audit vulnerabilities and a pendingnode-ptyinstall-script approval warning.npm run build— passed.node --test tests/responseInlineCode.test.mjs tests/response.test.mjs— passed (3 tests).npm test— passed (66 tests).node-ptyimport probe — passed (function).git diff --check upstream/main...HEAD— passed.npm run format:check— unavailable; no format script is configured.Risk
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