Twig include with noscript tag rendered as a string and not code

Question

So I have an include file.

<noscript>
  <img
    src="{{ srcImage }}"
    alt="{{ alt }}"
  />
</noscript>

I am including like standard:

{% include '_includes/partials/image-noscript' %

but for some reason it is generating the code like so…

<noscript>
  &lt;img
    src="http://plowmancraven-v4.loc/imager/uploads/images/general/3172/PC-Enviro-Generic-London-shutterstock_370946690_3488bcae28a5a46889970c4f238b0c7c.jpg"
    alt="PC Enviro Generic London"
  /&gt;
</noscript>

Edit: Here are some of the things I have tried but nothing has solved this issue yet.

{%- include '_includes/partials/image-noscript' -%}
{% autoescape false %}{% include '_includes/partials/image-noscript' %}{% endautoescape %}

inside the included file:

<noscript><img src="{{ srcImage }}" alt="{{ alt }}" /></noscript>

{% spaceless %}<noscript><img src="{{ srcImage }}" alt="{{ alt }}" /></noscript>{% endspaceless %}

{% autoescape false %}
<noscript>
  <img
    src="{{ srcImage }}"
    alt="{{ alt }}"
  />
</noscript>
{% endautoescape %}

{% autoescape false %}<noscript>{% endautoescape %}
{% autoescape false %}
  <img
    src="{{ srcImage }}"
    alt="{{ alt }}"
  />
{% endautoescape %}
{% autoescape false %}</noscript>{% endautoescape %}

Answer 1

It's escaping the text in the default (html) context, which should not be happening for a template you include

I suspect this is due to a larger issue, as templates that are included should not be escaped in this manner.

You can change the escaping strategy using block tags around the code, though:

{% autoescape false %}
{% endautoescape %}

cf: autoescape