I'm unsure because I haven't fiddled with it, but you can try to use the new
HTML5 SQL features and see if those are available to SVG scripts. I would like
to imagine they are but then.. they probably aren't.
In the case they don't work, I think your idea of embedding it in HTML is a
good one. You could simply have a single, top-level script in your HTML page.
Accessing the DOM of the embedded SVG from the HTML page would be as simple as:
document.getElementById("your_svg_doc").getSVGDocument();
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