DEV: Remove Handlebars dependency #299
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Raw-handlebars will be removed from Discourse core imminently (discourse/discourse#32081) The usage in `custom-user-selector` seemed like it was expecting SafeString to actually do something to escape user input. It doesn't actually do any processing to the string. So I removed it, and added `escapeExpression` around the user input instead. The usage in wizard-char-counter can be easily replaced with Ember's `htmlSafe` helper
davidtaylorhq force-pushed the remove-handlebars branch from 8a8f945 to 6b8db71 Compare 
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Raw-handlebars will be removed from Discourse core imminently (discourse/discourse#32081)
The usage in
custom-user-selectorseemed like it was expecting SafeString to actually do something to escape user input. It doesn't actually do any processing to the string. So I removed it, and addedescapeExpressionaround the user input instead.The usage in wizard-char-counter can be easily replaced with Ember's
htmlSafehelper