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Summary by Sourcery

Improve submission data transfer and rendering while adding support for efficient numeric inputs.

New Features:

• Add high-speed numeric input encoding with configurable line-break preservation for generated submission data tools.
• Support decoding and displaying both legacy and new compressed submission payload formats.

Bug Fixes:

• Handle submissions without resubmit links, including PID 0 entries, without breaking submission list rendering.
• Avoid errors when the optional submission data container is absent.

Enhancements:

• Replace unsafe link markup generation with DOM-based construction and improve generated input-data handling.

Chores:

• Bump the userscript and package versions to 3.6.3 and update the release feed.

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Summary by cubic

Fixes results-table rendering by only showing the “重交” link when it exists and adds a faster, more robust ApplyData pipeline. Old: always injected the resubmit link and encoded payloads via thrown errors; New: safe DOM-built links, gzip+Base93 by default with optional NSC3 number-stream mode and UI controls, payload emitted to stderr with abort-triggered RE, and ApplyData controls render even without the server container. Bumps version to 3.6.3 and updates the feed.

• Verify PID 0 rows show only the source link and no layout errors.
• Check ApplyData UI: “获取数据” plus “高速数值模式” and “保留换行” toggles with live descriptions; default uses gzip+Base93, NSC3 can be enabled, and “保留换行” defaults to on.
• Confirm decoding supports Base93 + gzip and NSC3 (v1/v3), ExtractData parses [payload] lines, and failure states revert to “获取数据失败”.
• Ensure ApplyData renders when #apply_data is missing (attached near results) and only binds the toggle listener when the element exists.
• Check version alignment: userscript and package.json at 3.6.3; Update.json includes 3.6.2 and 3.6.3 prerelease entries and notes.

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Reviewer's Guide

Bumps the script/package version to 3.6.2 and hardens the DOM manipulation logic for reset/resubmit links in the submissions table to handle cases where a resubmit link is missing, while also adding an Update.json entry.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Harden DOM manipulation for solution source and resubmit links when ResetType utility is enabled, safely handling missing resubmit links and rebuilding the cell content via created elements instead of innerHTML.	Replace direct innerHTML assignment with explicit creation of an anchor element for the solution source link and use replaceChildren to update the source cell. Capture the existing resubmit link node defensively using optional chaining and null-coalescing to allow for cases where it does not exist. Conditionally recreate and append a new resubmit anchor only when a resubmit link is present, ensuring submissions with PID 0 do not break the script. Preserve the subsequent DOM manipulations (removing sibling cells, stripping class attributes, and normalizing size text) after the safer rebuild of the cell.	XMOJ.user.js
Increment project/script version to 3.6.2 and update metadata.	Update the UserScript @Version header from 3.6.1 to 3.6.2 to reflect the new release. Bump the package.json version field from 3.6.1 to 3.6.2 to stay in sync with the script version. Add or update an entry in Update.json to record this release (content not shown in diff).	XMOJ.user.js package.json Update.json

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Hey - I've left some high level feedback:

Fixed security issues:

• Cross-site scripting (XSS) via untrusted HTML/JS injection in web rendering sinks (link)

• The logic still relies heavily on childNodes[n] indexing, which is brittle to DOM structure changes; consider selecting the needed cells/links via more explicit selectors (e.g., querySelector or children with clear indices) to make the code more robust and self-documenting.

• When checking for the presence of resubmitLink, using early returns or small helper functions (e.g., createSourceCellWithLinks) could simplify main() and make this block easier to read and reuse.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- The logic still relies heavily on `childNodes[n]` indexing, which is brittle to DOM structure changes; consider selecting the needed cells/links via more explicit selectors (e.g., `querySelector` or `children` with clear indices) to make the code more robust and self-documenting.
- When checking for the presence of `resubmitLink`, using early returns or small helper functions (e.g., `createSourceCellWithLinks`) could simplify `main()` and make this block easier to read and reuse.

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