Is it possible to get rid of |noescape?

Hey everybody! I've created a module that adds latte support to the ProcessWire CMS (https://www.youtube.com/watch?…)

The module supports adding ALFRED (a lovely frontend editor) to the markup of the page by simply calling the alfred function:

<div {alfred($page, "field1, field2")|noescape}><h1>{$page->field1}</h1><p>{$page->field2}</p></div>

No I wonder if it would somehow be possible to get rid of the |noescape filter when injecting markup via the alfred() function? The return of alfred is something like this:

<div alfred="{some json here}">

So I thought there could maybe be a way to instead of returning alfred=… my function could return somemthing like {noescape}alfred=…{/noescape} which would simplify alfred calls in my template files to this:

<div {alfred($page, "field1, field2")}><h1>{$page->field1}</h1><p>{$page->field2}</p></div>

I guess this is not possible for security reasons? But I wanted to ask nonetheless. The markup of alfred does always come from a trusted source at least. Maybe one of the gurus has an idea or maybe I'm missing something and it's already possible?