,true,false]–> . If you see ]–> not working, you have a stray closing bracket ] preceding an orphaned closing comment tag, causing the browser to render it as raw text.

Javascript Array/Function Misplacement: A boolean evaluation like […, false, false] means a backend script or rendering engine (like Vue, React, or Angular) evaluated a conditional array incorrectly and dumped the raw data straight into the DOM.

Unresolved Template Literals: Look for missing curly braces {} or backticks ` in your UI templates. The application is interpreting your executable logic string as literal page text.

To fix the code, search your workspace for false,false or ]–> to find the exact file location, ensure your comment tags are completely balanced, and verify that your javascript logic evaluates to a clean boolean rather than an array dump.

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