Consider <html> a block-level HTML element #1309
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FTR, some older third parties seem to use |
We can't really control how people monkey patch the lib. Once you start monkey patching like they do, you are on your own. |
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Fixes #1308
I'm obviously :+1: on adding
<html>to block-level elements. Literal HTML is valid syntax in markdown, and the specification forDocumentFragmentdoesn't mention any limits wrt what particular nodes the fragment is or isn't allowed to consist of ...