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Harden WebUI done-frame stats against markup injection - #285
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Replace the innerHTML assignment for per-message turn stats with DOM construction (createElement/textContent). Extract turnStatsSpans from turnStatsHTML so the footer data is plain, numeric-coerced spans, and escape the HTML renderer's title/text as defense in depth. Pin the invariant with node tests: hostile done-frame values must render inert.
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Replaces the innerHTML assignment for per-message turn stats with DOM construction (createElement/textContent). Extracts turnStatsSpans so the footer data is plain, numeric-coerced spans, and escapes the HTML renderer as defense in depth. Pinned with node tests: hostile done-frame values render inert.