Change Details

To make snaks of any kind uniquely identifiable in the DOM, we should add their IDs / hashes to the HTML, as classes (not as element `id`: one snak can appear several times in the same entity). This is required for {T168532}. This slightly increases the page size, but not excessively: even for large entities, the increase is only slightly above 5%, and typical entities seem to grow by 1-3% (see [gist](https://gist.github.com/lucaswerkmeister/984984b7c534955d7e48292bf55dffd0)).

To make snaks of any kind identifiable in the DOM, we should add their IDs / hashes to the HTML, as classes (not as element `id`: one snak can appear several times in the same entity). This is required for {T168532}. This slightly increases the page size, but not excessively: even for large entities, the increase is only slightly above 5%, and typical entities seem to grow by 1-3% (see [gist](https://gist.github.com/lucaswerkmeister/984984b7c534955d7e48292bf55dffd0)).

To make snaks of any kind uniquely identifiable in the DOM, we should add their IDs / hashes to the HTML, as classes (not as element `id`: one snak can appear several times in the same entity). This is required for {T168532}. This slightly increases the page size, but not excessively: even for large entities, the increase is only slightly above 5%, and typical entities seem to grow by 1-3% (see [gist](https://gist.github.com/lucaswerkmeister/984984b7c534955d7e48292bf55dffd0)).