Fix errors in doctypes #116
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A `>` after `DOCTYPE` is a missing-doctype-name parse error but it is not also a missing-whitespace-before-doctype-name parse error. Doctypes with a public identifier is a (currently unnamed) parse error.
A DOCTYPE token is an error in one of three cases: 1. The token's name is not `html`; 2. The token's public identifier is not missing; 3. The token's system identifier is not missing and the token's system identifier isn't `about:legacy-compat`. This appears to have changed at some point from a much more complex set of conditions.
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>afterDOCTYPEis a missing-doctype-name parse error but it isnot also a missing-whitespace-before-doctype-name parse error.
Doctypes with a public identifier is a (currently unnamed) parse error.