SCIX-684 fix: strip HTML tags from document title on abstract pages #2371
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Article titles containing HTML/MathML markup (for scientific notation like Greek letters, subscripts, superscripts) were being rendered directly in document.title, showing raw markup instead of plain text. - Strip HTML tags in _updateDocumentTitle() using jQuery text extraction - Add unit test verifying MathML and HTML tags are properly stripped
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Article titles containing HTML/MathML markup (for scientific notation
like Greek letters, subscripts, superscripts) were being rendered
directly in document.title, showing raw markup instead of plain text.
Example: https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2025PhRvL.135m2301H/abstract