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fix(utils): ignore microdata inside <template> elements - #4400
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extractMicrodatareturns items from inside<template>elements. In a browser that content is an inert fragment, not part of the document, so it has no microdata. Pages built with Alpine.js or Vue ship their list markup in<template x-for>, and the placeholders come back as real items:Before, the list has two products (one with
name: '') and there is a second top-levelOfferwithprice: '{{ price }}'. After, only the rendered product.cheerio keeps template content as ordinary children, the same cause as the
htmlToTextfix in #4399. The property walk no longer descends into<template>, and top-level items anditemrefids inside a template are skipped. The new test covers all three and fails before the change.