Name the tailwind and trash class-filter predicates - #175
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The multi-step class-filter lambdas were the last real duplication in the HTML cleanup chains —
TAILWIND_CLASS_PATTERNS.some(p => p.test(cls))written three times and the trash-regex test twice via two local aliases. They are now two named predicates (isTailwindClass,isTrashClass) exported next to the constants they wrap. Every.filter()chain keeps its exact steps and order — the per-site differences (the minimal-UI snapshot filters trash/dunder classes;cleanElementdeliberately does not) are intentional and stay visible as written.Outputs are byte-identical — the snapshot-heavy suites pass with zero assertion edits (1225 unit tests, 0 fail).
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