Fix CSP Violation: Use Named Function Instead of eval in Dispatch Method #14
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Throws a CSP violation for codebases with content security policies that do not allow unsafe-inline policies. The CSP violation occurs due to the use of setTimeout with an expression that could be interpreted as inline JavaScript, which is restricted by the CSP directive.
This fixes the violation by modifying the dispatch method to use a named function as a callback inside setTimeout instead of evaluating.