fileuploader fixed

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Pull request overview

This PR updates the automatic screenshot flow in FileUploader to improve reliability when capturing pages that can taint canvases (cross-origin CSS/images/iframes), preferring dom-to-image-more when the page appears “safe” and falling back to html2canvas with sanitization.

Changes:

• Added a “page safety” pre-check to decide whether to attempt dom-to-image-more.
• Adjusted html2canvas options and added an onclone hook to remove/replace elements that can taint screenshots.
• Updated the built bundle to reflect the source changes.

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Copilot reviewed 1 out of 4 changed files in this pull request and generated 4 comments.

File	Description
js/src/fileuploader.js	Adds safety detection and refactors screenshot capture to prefer dom-to-image-more and sanitize html2canvas rendering.
dist/doboard-widget-bundle.js	Regenerated bundle including the updated screenshot logic.

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Pull request overview

Copilot reviewed 1 out of 4 changed files in this pull request and generated no new comments.

Suppressed comments (3)

js/src/fileuploader.js:425

• sheet.cssRules is only being read to detect cross-origin stylesheets, but the assigned rules variable is unused. This can trigger no-unused-vars linting and makes the intent less clear; just access the property without assigning it (or use void).

            try {
                const rules = sheet.cssRules;
            } catch (e) {

js/src/fileuploader.js:444

• isPageSafeForDomToImage() returns null on URL parsing errors, but callers treat the result as a boolean (if (isSafe)). Returning a non-boolean makes behavior harder to reason about; returning false keeps the contract consistent and still routes to the html2canvas fallback.

            } catch (e){
                return null;
            }

js/src/fileuploader.js:457

• The guard condition also covers an uninitialized/invalid this.files (!this.files || !Array.isArray(this.files)), but the log message only mentions the file-count limit. This can mislead debugging when the uploader isn't initialized yet.

        if (!this.files || !Array.isArray(this.files) || this.files.length >= this.maxFiles) {
            console.log('SpotFix: File count limit reached.');
            return;