Add purifai to Input Validation & Output Encoding - #162
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purifai strips HTML to text and applies contextual output encoding, with zero runtime dependencies, across Node.js, browsers and edge runtimes from one entry point.
It sits next to DOMPurify in this section rather than duplicating it: DOMPurify returns sanitized HTML, purifai returns text. They cover different needs, and the README says so explicitly so nobody reaches for the wrong one.
Added to the end of the list per guideline 3. MIT licensed.
Disclosure: I'm the author.