1, 4: Fixing 404 after logged out, adding market entry

ui/_/code/quill.js

@@ -1,6 +1,7 @@
 /*
     Sam Russell
     Captured Sun
+    11.9.25 - changed p(innerText) to p(innerHTML), adjusted onNavigate to work for multiple elements and with correct "this" scope
     11.7.25 - changed registerShadow() to register(), changed onClick() to be like onHover()
     11.6.25 - adding default value for "button()" "children" parameter
     10.29.25 - adding "gap()" and "label()" functions
@@ -562,12 +563,12 @@ HTMLImageElement.prototype.backgroundColor = function(value) {
     return this; // Always returns the element itself
   };
 
-window.p = function p(innerText) {
+window.p = function p(innerHTML) {
     let el = document.createElement("p")
     if(typeof innerText === "function") {
-        el.render = innerText
+        el.render = innerHTML
     } else {
-        el.innerText = innerText
+        el.innerHTML = innerHTML
     }
     el.style.margin = "0";
     quill.render(el)
@@ -765,13 +766,15 @@ HTMLElement.prototype.onKeyDown = function(cb) {
     return this;
 };
 
-/* QUIRK 1: 
-In all the other callback functions, the user can choose the scope of "this". It can be either the parent shadow or the element itself.
-This listener only allows for the latter functionality. This is because the navigate event fires on the window.
-Without binding, "this" would refer only to the window. So here we are compromising on one of the two.
+/* WHY THIS LISTENER IS THE WAY IT IS: 
+- If we dispatch the "navigate" event on the window (as one would expect for a "navigate" event), a listener placed on the element will not pick it up.
+- However, if we add the event as a window event, it won't have the "this" scope that a callback normally would.
+- Then, if we try to add that scope using bind(), it makes the function.toString() unreadable, which means we will get false positives for duplicate listeners.
+- Therefore, we just have to attach the navigate event to the element, and manually trigger that when the window listener fires.
 */
 HTMLElement.prototype.onNavigate = function(cb) {
-    window._storeListener(window, "navigate", cb.bind(this));
+    this._storeListener("navigate", cb);
+    window.addEventListener("navigate", () => this.dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent("navigate")))
     return this;
 };