String literal containing closing script tag makes generated HTML blow up

[zwilias]

foo = "</script>"

Saving that in a file, compiling it to html and opening the result in a browser yields the following output:

'; var Elm = {}; Elm['Main'] = Elm['Main'] || {}; if (typeof _user$project$Main$main !== 'undefined') { _user$project$Main$main(Elm['Main'], 'Main', undefined); } if (typeof define === "function" && define['amd']) { define([], function() { return Elm; }); return; } if (typeof module === "object") { module['exports'] = Elm; return; } var globalElm = this['Elm']; if (typeof globalElm === "undefined") { this['Elm'] = Elm; return; } for (var publicModule in Elm) { if (publicModule in globalElm) { throw new Error('There are two Elm modules called `' + publicModule + '` on this page! Rename one of them.'); } globalElm[publicModule] = Elm[publicModule]; } }).call(this);

More info here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1659749/script-tag-in-javascript-string

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[evancz]

Tracking over in the compiler. Thanks for the report!