Summary

• Issue: The name config option supports HTML markup (e.g. <img src="logo.png">My Site) for rendering logos in the sidebar. However, this raw HTML is also used directly as part of document.title, causing the browser tab to display ugly markup like <img src="logo.png">My Site - Page Title.
• Fix: Strip HTML tags from name using a regex before constructing the page title string, so only plain text content appears in the browser tab.

Changes

src/core/event/index.js — onRender() method:

• Added plainName variable that strips HTML tags from config.name via name.replace(/<[^>]+>/g, '').trim()
• Used plainName instead of name when constructing currentTitle for document.title

Before

name = '<img src="logo.png">My Site'
→ document.title = "Page - <img src=\"logo.png\">My Site"

After

name = '<img src="logo.png">My Site'
→ document.title = "Page - My Site"

Test plan

• Set name to a value containing HTML (e.g. <img src="logo.png"><strong>My Site</strong>)
• Verify the browser tab title shows only plain text (e.g. Page - My Site)
• Verify the sidebar still renders the HTML correctly (logo + styled text)
• Verify pages with plain text name config still work normally

Fixes #2610

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