Using the "locals()" function to pass context to a Django "render()" function can lead to security vulnerabilities and unexpected behavior.
"locals()" returns a dictionary of the current local scope, including any sensitive information that may be present in the function’s local namespace.
This means that if "locals()" is used to pass context to "render()", sensitive data such as passwords, keys, and other secrets could be leaked.
Additionally, using "locals()" to pass context can make code more difficult to read and understand. It can also make it harder to maintain code
over time.
