Fix directory listing links broken by overzealous # encoding#57
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Fix directory listing links broken by overzealous Jun 17, 2026
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#→%23encoding in directory listing hrefs (from #50) also matched#inside HTML numeric entities like/(slash), turning them into&%2347;and producing 404s on every file link.bin/app.js: Use negative lookbehind(?<!&)#to only encode#that isn't part of an HTML entitytest/test.js: Add assertion that/entities are preserved; fix existing assertion to allow#inside entities