fix: restore compact JS placeholders in session export template#1008
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Automated formatters like Prettier can expand the single-line placeholders into multi-line blocks with semicolons. This prevents the literal string replacement in the export code from matching.
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This prevents Prettier from reformatting {{PLACEHOLDER}} blocks into multi-line scripts, which breaks the string-replacement logic in the export command. Follow-up to PR openclaw#49961.
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Fixes openclaw#49957
The session export template at
src/auto-reply/reply/export-html/template.htmlhad its JS placeholders reformatted into multi-line blocks. This prevented the.replace()calls in the export logic from finding and injecting the vendored JS, resulting in empty exports in the browser.This PR restores the single-line format.