Fix entity errors #113
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Fix entity errors #113
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Named character references in attributes whose last character is not `;` and for which the next input character is `=` (or ASCII alphanumeric, but this isn't tested here), flushes the code points consumed as a character reference _without_ adding a parse error. Named character references not in attributes whose last character is not `;` are errors, regardless of the following character as noted in the `#new-errors` section but without an entry in `#errors`, the number of errors are wrong. (See html5lib#107). Separately, this adds the missing expected-doctype-but-got-start-tag error.
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Named character references in attributes whose last character is not
;and for which the next input character is
=(or ASCII alphanumeric,but this isn't tested here), flushes the code points consumed as a
character reference without adding a parse error.
Named character references not in attributes whose last character is not
;are errors, regardless of the following character as noted in the#new-errorssection but without an entry in#errors, the number oferrors are wrong. (See
#107).
Separately, this adds the missing expected-doctype-but-got-start-tag
error.