Update dependency striptags to v3#29
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This PR contains the following updates:
2.x→3.xBy merging this PR, the issue #91 will be automatically resolved and closed:
Release Notes
ericnorris/striptags (striptags)
v3.2.0Compare Source
This release fixes a potential type confusion vulnerability when passing in a non-string argument to the function.
v3.1.1Compare Source
Note: this tag was cut a while ago, this release is only for the sake of consistency.
v3.1.0Compare Source
v3.0.1Compare Source
v3.0.0: Version 3.0.0Compare Source
Completely rewritten from the ground up, using some of Node v4+ javascript features. Changes around the state machine aspect should mean an increase in speed.
Now features a streaming mode, where partial HTML can be pumped into a function and stripped HTML is returned.