Add missing errors #109
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These are tricky. A `<math>` tag as the first token in a document fragment whose context node is `td` (or `th`, but this isn't tested here) is fine. One in a document fragment whose context node is `tr`, `thead`, `tbody`, or `tfoot` is a parse error and the elements are foster parented. The table element start tags after the `<mo>` tag are parsed as html and there are no `tr` (for `tr` elements) elements or `thead`, `tbody`, or `tfoot` (for the others) elements in table scope which is a parse error. I just invented some sames for those. The `</table>` tag after the `<mo>` is parsed as foreign but it doesn't match `<mo>` so it's a parse error. Finally, the EOF occurs while a bunch of elements are open which is a parse error.
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These are tricky. A
<math>tag as the first token in a documentfragment whose context node is
td(orth, but this isn't testedhere) is fine. One in a document fragment whose context node is
tr,thead,tbody, ortfootis a parse error and the elements arefoster parented.
The table element start tags after the
<mo>tag are parsed as html andthere are no
tr(fortrelements) elements orthead,tbody, ortfoot(for the others) elements in table scope which is a parse error.I just invented some sames for those.
The
</table>tag after the<mo>is parsed as foreign but it doesn'tmatch
<mo>so it's a parse error.Finally, the EOF occurs while a bunch of elements are open which is a
parse error.