fix local inlined svg symbols from embedding entire page#471
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fix local inlined svg symbols from embedding entire page#471brettp wants to merge 1 commit intoY2Z:masterfrom
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This prevents SVGs with
xlink:href/hreffragments to inlined symbols in the same document from resolving to the full page URL. This addresses an unintended consequence of #435 that results in inflated file size on some sites, the most obvious culprit being allrecipes.com.This should also address some of the reports in karakeep-app/karakeep#770
Here are a few examples with default options showing significant reduction in archive size by about 96% with identical rendering (sometimes improved, as the browser will give up if the archive is too large):