Fix mobile styling lost after DOMParser linting change#1
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The previous commit switched from innerHTML to DOMParser for linting compliance, but DOMParser places <style> elements in parsed.head rather than parsed.body. Since only body children were being moved into the shadow DOM wrapper, all inline <style> tags from the HTML content were silently dropped, breaking page styling on mobile. Fix by also moving <style> elements from parsed.head into the wrapper before appending body children. https://claude.ai/code/session_011u6RnbyEkT46eMEANi6FaC
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The previous commit switched from innerHTML to DOMParser for linting
compliance, but DOMParser places <style> elements in parsed.head rather
than parsed.body. Since only body children were being moved into the
shadow DOM wrapper, all inline <style> tags from the HTML content were
silently dropped, breaking page styling on mobile.
Fix by also moving <style> elements from parsed.head into the wrapper
before appending body children.
https://claude.ai/code/session_011u6RnbyEkT46eMEANi6FaC