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Summary
![[diagram.svg|320x200]]and standard markdown image syntax with local relative paths?raw=1returning the original vault markdown, not the transformed render snapshotdata:image sources through the sanitize step so embedded images survive renderingWhy
Today local image embeds publish poorly because the renderer has no access to the source file system and strips non-standard Obsidian syntax down to dead text. This change makes file-based publishing portable without introducing a full asset store yet.
Verification
npm run verify![[diagram.svg|320x200]]through the real CLI and verifying the rendered page contained an actual<img>with adata:image/svg+xml;base64,...source while?raw=1still returned the original embed syntax