class and style attribute stripping

[SimeonC]

In the current implementation this line in the compileHtml function strips out all class and style attributes.

var compHtml = angular.element("<div>").append(html).html().replace(/(class="(.*?)")|(class='(.*?)')/g, "").replace(/&lt;/g, "<").replace(/&gt;/g, ">").replace(/style=("|')(.*?)("|')/g, "");

To me this seems a little too draconian as it means that if I am in raw html view I can't use something like: <p class='highlight'></p> as the class attribute is stripped out. This seems a little counterproductive to my mind, what was the reasoning behind this?

[fraywing]

The primary reason for not supporting attributes (primarily the style attribute) is the fact that chrome currently adds some superficial line-height properties to various elements.

Since we cannot easily discern which of these are added at what given time, I've decided to remove the ability entirely.

See #5 for details.