When you're dealing with JS files it makes sense, but the example is an inline <script> tag. It might be an abundance of caution just in case you're dealing wit

When you're dealing with JS files it makes sense, but the example is an inline <script> tag. It might be an abundance of caution just in case you're dealing with CDN optimizers that slice and dice inline scripts. I've experienced that with Akamai a few times.