JavaScript analysis reads a source map comment from the last eight lines of the whole script and keeps its full URL, so originals are restored from large inline source maps.
Replays #591–#596. The HTML scanner reads rel token lists, decodes asset URLs once, keeps script and title text through lookalike closing tags, and skips raw-text elements, markup inside attribute values and custom tag names.
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The HTML scanner skipped only `<script>` bodies whose type mentioned "json" or "template". Import maps (`importmap`), speculation rules (`speculationrules`) and data blocks such as `text/html` became JavaScript modules in app maps: an import map was reported as a broken script, and an inert HTML template could add made-up fetch endpoints.
A `<script>` now counts as a script only when the page runs it as code: no type, `module`, or a JavaScript MIME type (parameters such as `; charset=…` are ignored), plus `text/babel` and `text/jsx`, which in-browser Babel runs. Other types are left out, both inline and with `src`.
**Verified:** a new scanner test. Five non-JavaScript types (inline and with `src`) give no scripts; six JavaScript spellings, including a mixed-case type and one with a charset, give one each. `cargo test -p craft-anything-js` (41) and `-p craft-anything-analysis` (85), clippy and fmt pass.
**Not run:** `cargo xtask wasm`. The change is pure string logic in an existing function.
Fixes#285
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