TrustedTypes: Function() constructor #42462
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Function()constructor can execute its arguments as JavaScript - it is similarly dangerous aseval().This updates the TrustedType information.
Note, I haven't provided an example. Even though this is notionally safer than not using trusted types, there is really no direction on how you can practically and generically transform a script so that it is safe.
Related docs work tracked in #41507