A script on your page has both the `async` and `defer` attributes. This is confusing for the browser. While it won't break your site (browsers will typically just use `async`), it's messy code. It's better to be clear about how you want your scripts to load.
<script src="/js/main.js" async defer></script>Choose one. Use `defer` for scripts that need to run in order after the page is parsed. Use `async` for independent scripts where the execution order doesn't matter.
<script src="/js/main.js" defer></script> <!-- Or async, but not both -->Providing a single, clear instruction for script loading follows best practices and makes your code easier for other developers (and the browser) to understand.
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