Assigning broken unicode to a node directly from JS can lead to JSON::ParserError: incomplete surrogate pair at ... error. We try to unescape unicode code points and replace invalid ones with ? char now. If still after that JSON cannot parse the string, we raise error. That's anyways the best we can do, we can't just skip CDP message.
Assigning broken unicode to a node directly from JS can lead to
JSON::ParserError: incomplete surrogate pair at ...error. We try to unescape unicode code points and replace invalid ones with?char now. If still after that JSON cannot parse the string, we raise error. That's anyways the best we can do, we can't just skip CDP message.