I was thinking of simply rendering sanitized HTML directly on the page, but that would cause a huge amount of issues - overlapping ids, conflicting styles etc. I then realized that we have a perfect tool for this - Shadow DOM. It completely eliminates these issues. All elements are isolated into their own context and don't interfere with rest of the page. It would still be possible to overflow the page, but that's the issue for CSS part.
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VSA and “Package by Feature” are patterns for organizing code around features and each slice/package should contain “all layers” the feature needs to operate. In this regard, it’s quite similar to classical Modular Design, except for the scope. There are no hard rules, but by intuition I would say that “features” are usually smaller than “processes” (on which modules should be based). But in practice I see developers organise slices into groups, which then are similar to modules.