There is no problem, assuming that one believes that the list-of-USV abstraction (i.e. sanitising strings to be valid unicode) is the right thing to enforce at the component boundary, _including_ when the internals of…
I agree with the linked quote - it captures an important reason why it is valuable to _enforce_ sanitisation at component boundaries, rather than merely documenting "please don't rely on isolated surrogates being…
I don't agree with your representation that sanitisation of isolated surrogates constitutes "corruption". As a high-level point, when passing a string from your component to an external one, the external component…
For reference, this is the lead maintainer of AS. You previously posted yourself that documenting sanitisation at the component boundary would be an acceptable solution:…
Full disclosure, I am an active participant in WebAssembly standardisation, my github is here (https://github.com/conrad-watt). What follows is purely my personal opinion. This announcement is deliberately phrased to…
There is no problem, assuming that one believes that the list-of-USV abstraction (i.e. sanitising strings to be valid unicode) is the right thing to enforce at the component boundary, _including_ when the internals of…
I agree with the linked quote - it captures an important reason why it is valuable to _enforce_ sanitisation at component boundaries, rather than merely documenting "please don't rely on isolated surrogates being…
I don't agree with your representation that sanitisation of isolated surrogates constitutes "corruption". As a high-level point, when passing a string from your component to an external one, the external component…
For reference, this is the lead maintainer of AS. You previously posted yourself that documenting sanitisation at the component boundary would be an acceptable solution:…
Full disclosure, I am an active participant in WebAssembly standardisation, my github is here (https://github.com/conrad-watt). What follows is purely my personal opinion. This announcement is deliberately phrased to…