Fix potential XSS in Markdown rendering via Event Delegation#332
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Refactored the Markdown rendering in ui/frontend/main.js to close a potential XSS vector. The previous implementation allowed inline JavaScript via onclick attributes, which could be exploited through prompt injection.
I've moved the interaction logic to a global click event listener using event delegation. This allowed me to strip onclick from the DOMPurify allow-list and replace inline handlers with data attributes (data-code-id, data-ref-id). I've verified that 'Copy Code' and 'Citation' links still work exactly as expected.