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My initial assumption is a syntax issue or a runtime error. I'm now also considering that there might be a cross-origin restriction at play, though it's less common. I'm currently running through common causes and solutions related to Javascript errors.\n\n\n**Pinpointing the Culprit**\n\nI'm now zeroing in on the \"Script error\" issue. The \"Unexpected token '==='\" error seems unrelated, and could be stale. Focusing on the current error, \"undefined\", I'm carefully reviewing `script.js` imports. The `canvg` import looks standard, but I'm checking if a named export vs. default export confusion is present. I'm also re-examining `extractSvg` to ensure the fragment handling added in earlier turns is not causing problems.\n\n\n**Reviewing Edge Cases**\n\nI'm now focusing on \"wild formats\" and comments in the SVG input. I realized the fragment handling assumes a starting SVG tag, even though it wraps content in one if missing. I'm now testing the handling of comments like `` at the beginning of the input string. It appears the regex in `extractSvg` is still correct, however. I'm double-checking the code to see if there is any other possibility for this sort of edge case.\n\n**Debugging the Imports**\n\nI'm now carefully examining the import map and the `canvg` usage in `script.js`. The import map seems correct. The conditional import using `canvgMod` looks right for handling different export types. I'm verifying that there are no issues with the esm.sh bundle version potentially needing explicit dependency inclusion. I'm also looking into the possibility that the \"Script error\" might be related to how `@xmldom/xmldom` is handled in a browser context versus a Node.js context, although the browser should be fine. I'm going to also check for any potential conflicts that might be revealed by the `SyntaxError`.\n\n\n**Inspecting XML Validity**\n\nI'm now carefully inspecting the `extractSvg` function, and also the `Canvg.from` usage. The code looks clean at first glance. I'm focusing on the possibility of invalid XML being passed to Canvg and I'm looking into the DOMParser handling and the edge cases of malformed XML, considering the possible generation of a `` element. The `Canvg.from` static call appears correct based on the library version, though the `svgCode` source remains the key factor to evaluate.\n\n\n**Examining Parser Errors**\n\nI'm now carefully examining the `extractSvg` function, and also the `Canvg.from` usage. The logic seems correct regarding the handling of ``, but I am considering if the `extractSvg` function is unintentionally masking other issues. The source, being malformed XML, remains a key factor. I'm also now considering the implications of a \"Script error\" on a CDN resource. If canvg throws it might be opaque, making the error a bigger challenge.\n\n\n**Revising Fragment Handling**\n\nI'm now zeroing in on the fragment handling, especially the inclusion of definitions. My current assessment is that the regex should indeed capture preceding definitions. I'm focusing on validating whether `canvg` might error out if the definitions are absent, even if the fragment is structurally sound. I'm now looking at potential edge cases where dependencies could be missing even if the code itself is structured correctly.\n\n\n**Robustifying the Extraction**\n\nI'm now focusing on improving the `extractSvg` function's robustness. I suspect the \"Script error\" could be related to a failed import or a CORS issue triggered by `canvg`. The import map seems correct, but `esm.sh` sometimes needs `?bundle`. I'm going to wrap the `canvg` logic to handle potential errors gracefully and I'm adding additional checks to `extractSvg` to handle missing dependencies or external references, even though the example inputs are local.\n\n\n**Troubleshooting Clipboard Access**\n\nMy latest thought is around the clipboard functionality. The lingering \"SyntaxError\" from the prior check pointed me to a `script.js` issue, but I can't see anything. I'm now thinking the \"Script error\" might be related to *pasting*. It appears `navigator.clipboard.readText()` is the culprit, which could be restricted in some iframe contexts, like the current one. I will update the code with robust error handling for clipboard operations, which I'll report to the UI. I will also be making sure that the CANVG import will go without a problem.\n\n\n**Verifying Viewbox Dependency**\n\nI'm now focusing on the hardcoded `viewBox` attribute. Considering negative and large coordinates, the current viewBox might not always capture the rendered content. However, for the examples provided, the viewBox seems reasonable. I'm also now carefully examining potential problems in the `width` and `height` settings as they pertain to `canvg`. The potential `v.resize` crash is now a focus, including the handling of zero or NaN values for canvas dimensions, and double-checking that default values of `w` and `h` are 800 and 600.\n\n\n**Enhancing Extraction Robustness**\n\nI'm now revising the `extractSvg` function to specifically handle a broader range of inputs. Instead of focusing on `viewBox` improvements through path data parsing, I'm making sure it can handle the scenario of \"random lists of SVG elements\". I'm implementing smarter tag finding to gracefully deal with invalid or non-SVG input, ensuring the extraction process doesn't simply crash. I'm focusing on ensuring CANVG imports are robust.\n\n\n**Improving Error Handling**\n\nI'm now focusing on the \"Script error\" and how to address it more effectively. Considering the input parsing issues and potential `DOMParser` oddities, I'm wrapping the `extractSvg` and `update` logic in comprehensive try-catch blocks to surface errors directly to the user interface. I'm also updating the `canvg` import to use the `?bundle` option for increased compatibility and reliability. Furthermore, I'm enhancing `extractSvg` to handle \"wild input\" scenarios more gracefully, particularly the scenarios where LLMs create incomplete or malformed SVG code.\n\n\n**Refining the Extraction**\n\nI'm now revising `extractSvg` to handle markdown code blocks. The current logic successfully wraps fragments in an SVG tag, but it needs to strip markdown fences (` ```xml `). I'll also add logic to optionally parse the viewbox from the input or generate a large centered one to avoid the previous issues. The user's example `d=\"M-120,-80...\"` suggests centering on 0,0, and I'll consider providing a default `viewBox` like `-500 -500 1000 1000`, centering on `0,0` with a width and height of 1000 units.\n\n\n**Debugging Import Issues**\n\nI'm now carefully examining the import map and the `canvg` usage in `script.js`. I've updated the import map to use `https://esm.sh/canvg@4.0.1?bundle`, which should address any import problems. I'm also revising the clipboard functionality. A more robust try-catch approach is now in place for clipboard operations, including fallback to manual pasting instructions. Finally, I'm ensuring `script.js` directly handles the import of `canvg`, and that the `from` call is appropriately handled. I'm also including enhanced checks within `extractSvg` to handle all possible inputs.\n\n\n**Enhancing Robustness and Logging**\n\nI'm now revising `extractSvg` to handle all possible inputs by checking for the input string and using `text.trim()`. The code will now use try-catch blocks to catch and log errors, and I'm updating `canvg` to include the `?bundle` option. The `paste` logic is also being improved. I will ensure that the CANVG import and usage are properly implemented.\n\n\n**Handling Non-SVG Inputs**\n\nI'm now expanding my logic to handle *truly* non-SVG inputs, even with `` elements, by adding a special message for the user. The `extractSvg` function now checks if any SVG-like tags are present and reports a clear error if none are found, instead of crashing. This handles cases where the provided input contains path data but is not a valid SVG document. I have a message for the user, and an explanation.\n\n\n**Resolving Input Variability**\n\nI'm now revising my fragment handling to accommodate mixed text and SVG fragments. The \"Script error\" might still be `canvg` related, so I've updated the `importmap` and ensured robust handling of the `Canvg` library's object. I've also removed hardcoded `width/height` limits in `viewBox`, replacing it with `viewBox=\"-1000 -1000 2000 2000\"`. Finally, I'm adding an error message if rendering fails, and I'm reviewing script timing and DOM readiness to ensure elements exist.\n\n\n**Handling Code Comments**\n\nI'm now focusing on commented-out code in the input. While XML comments are valid, preceding comments might get clipped by `extractSvg`. The regex is okay, but non-SVG content or malformed fragments could be an issue. I'm adding a step to handle these \"artifacts\" gracefully, ensuring no functional code is lost or corrupted.\n\n\n**Adapting to Multiple Blocks**\n\nI'm now refining the markdown parsing to handle multiple code blocks in the input. Currently, the code grabs the first block, but needs to handle multiple separated blocks. I'll modify the logic to either concatenate valid SVG blocks or report an error if there are non-SVG blocks interleaved. The current regex won't work in this case. I'm also ensuring the `