Basic
<svg-in src="..."> fetches and sanitizes an SVG the same way <SvgIn src="..."> does, with no React (or any framework) involved - just a real Custom Element and a svg-in-load event.
<svg-in src="..."> fetches and sanitizes an SVG the same way <SvgIn src="..."> does, with no React (or any framework) involved - just a real Custom Element and a svg-in-load event.