PLENA d19.110 repairs inherited inline JavaScript breakage, replaces noisy regex checks with parsed-DOM validation, and creates a practical deployment-readiness page for testing before pitch traffic arrives.
The aim is not cosmetic. The aim is to stop false alarms, catch real script breakage, and keep PLENA reliable enough for demos.
Four inherited platform pages had a language-core script tag inserted inside a generated HTML document string used by print/export helpers. That broke inline JavaScript parsing. d19.110 removes that injected tag from the generated string while keeping the global language core on the actual page.
The older duplicate-ID scan was too aggressive because it matched id-like text inside JavaScript strings and template literals. d19.110 validates actual parsed HTML attributes instead.
Use this immediately after deploying the d19.110 ZIP.
Live browser behavior still must be tested after deployment. This page documents static readiness and gives you a practical test route. It does not certify live production behavior.
Static profile bundled into the deployable package.
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Use the Live QA Console after deployment to check critical routes and guide manual testing for language switching, PROVA, ASCENDA, ProofOps builders, buyer room, sample outputs, mobile layout, and console errors.