True. Though I'd err on the side of caution in case someone in the team makes a PR to enable templating or user data somewhere that uses this code under the hood. Currently working in healthcare, so it's safest to work under the assumption of "don't introduce anything unsafe if possible, even if we know data is sanitized by us". Just in case one day that data is _not_ supplied by us.

RE. perf, I initially used Realms and it was fine. Right now I'm using wasm for templating and cuelang parsing - the speed is _good enough_ for the current UI, though I haven't really done strict performance testing yet, being honest :(