"} Wait — "faqSchema" is a key containing JSON-LD code. Should the value be a string containing JSON-LD (escaped) or a nested object? The instruction: "et "faqSchema" (code JSON-LD type FAQPage)". Safest: make faqSchema a string containing the JSON-LD with escaped quotes? Or a nested JSON object (valid JSON, representing the schema)? If nested object, then quotes inside are just regular JSON quotes — valid. If string, need escaping. The instruction says escape quotes inside HTML value specifically. For faqSchema, a nested object would be "code JSON-LD" as an object. Hmm, ambiguous. A nested object is cleaner and strictly valid. But "code JSON-LD" suggests the script code. Many similar tasks accept the nested object. However, to be safe and useful (they can wrap it in