refactor: replace DOMPurify with sanitize-html (MIT license)#24
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DOMPurify uses the MPL license which is incompatible with our project's licensing requirements. Replace it with sanitize-html (MIT-licensed). - Add shared src/lib/sanitize.ts utility with a markdown-appropriate allowlist (covers all tags/attributes that marked can emit) - Update DiffViewer, NoteModal, and SessionModal to use the new utility - Remove dompurify and @types/dompurify dependencies
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DOMPurify uses the MPL license which is incompatible with our project's licensing requirements. Replace it with sanitize-html (MIT-licensed).