Cauê Faleiros 96f1d27221 refactor: split the Site's behaviour out of one 1,575-line inline script ...

dtf-site.html held commercial rules, the nesting engine, PDF analysis, the cart
and every handler in a single inline script, 42% of the runtime code in one
file, and the money logic lived in the middle of it.

It is now nine files under local/static, cut at the section markers the original
author left, so no function was split across a boundary: config, product modes,
upload, sheet analysis, PDF, quality, packing, cart, flow. They load as classic
scripts in the original order and share one global scope, so evaluation is
exactly what it was; the extraction was checked byte-identical against the
original before the tags replaced it. dtf-site.html is 1,394 lines of markup and
style.

With no inline script left anywhere, the policy no longer needs a hash
allowlist: script-src is now 'self' alone, which is stronger than what it
replaced and cannot drift as the page changes.

Three things depended on the old shape and were updated rather than worked
around. The pricing parity test read the ladder out of the HTML and now reads it
from site-config.js, still proving the server agrees with what the customer is
shown. The isolated artwork test served four hardcoded script paths and now
serves any script that resolves inside local/static, so the next file added does
not silently 404. The CSP assertion checked the whole policy for 'unsafe-inline'
and now checks the script-src directive alone, since style-src legitimately
carries it.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

2026-09-21 16:44:49 -03:00

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