Checking `exports !== undefined` can give false positives

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Consider the following:

• Content with a heading "Exports"
• A publishing tool that dynamically creates IDs based on the value of that heading, id="exports"
• A browser takes this heading and creates a global variable, window.exports returns the HTML element
• The line typeof exports !== 'undefined' ? exports : Hogan now returns an HTML element and Hogan doesn't start properly

var Hogan = {};

(function(Hogan) {
  // The value of Hogan at this point is the HTML element
  // <h2 id="exports">Exports</h2>
})(typeof exports !== 'undefined' ? exports : Hogan);

This is what happened on GOV.UK on articles with content that refers to "Exports". This was one of the affected pages: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/notice-143-a-guide-for-international-post-users/notice-143-a-guide-for-international-post-users#exports

Here's the hot fix that was applied:
alphagov/shared_mustache#8

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More details in this blog post:
http://paulrhayes.com/2015-12/a-problem-with-exports/