Fix: Escape HTML in effect author names to show email addresses#8351
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Summary
Fixed a bug where plugin author email addresses (and any strings containing < or >) were hidden in the Effect Browser. This occurred because the UI treats the author string as Rich Text, causing the renderer to interpret email brackets as malformed HTML tags.
Changes
Applied toHtmlEscaped() to the descriptor.author string in the plugin browser UI.
This ensures special characters are rendered as literal text instead of HTML tags.