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Feature/htmx settings split - #514
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htmx-settings.js is loaded as a module script, and module scripts are deferred until after the document is parsed. That means document.body is available without waiting for DOMContentLoaded, and registering immediately keeps the htmx behavior ready as soon as the settings module runs.
Disable htmx's injected indicator CSS because the application provides equivalent styles in screenjournal.css. Since htmx no longer emits that inline style block, its CSP SHA-256 hash is no longer needed.
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