Selector::parse transforms > etc. into > etc.

Temeez commented 2 years ago

The following code produces the following prints.

    let data = "<html><body><p>Foo bar &lt;&gt; Cake ! Heh &le;</p></body></html>";
    let html = Html::parse_document(&data);
    let selector = Selector::parse("p").unwrap();
    println!("{:?}", data);
    println!("{:?}", html.select(&selector).next());

"<html><body><p>Foo bar &lt;&gt; Cake ! Heh &le;</p></body></html>"
Some(ElementRef { node: NodeRef { id: NodeId(5), tree: Tree { vec: [Node { parent: None, prev_sibling: None, next_sibling: None, children: Some((NodeId(2), NodeId(2))), value: Document }, Node { parent: Some(NodeId(1)), prev_sibling: None, next_sibling: None, children: Some((NodeId(3), NodeId(4))), value: Element(<html>) }, Node { parent: Some(NodeId(2)), prev_sibling: None, next_sibling: Some(NodeId(4)), children: None, value: Element(<head>) }, Node { parent: Some(NodeId(2)), prev_sibling: Some(NodeId(3)), next_sibling: None, children: Some((NodeId(5), NodeId(5))), value: Element(<body>) }, Node { parent: Some(NodeId(4)), prev_sibling: None, next_sibling: None, children: Some((NodeId(6), NodeId(6))), value: Element(<p>) }, Node { parent: Some(NodeId(5)), prev_sibling: None, next_sibling: None, children: None, value: Text("Foo bar <> Cake ! Heh ≤") }] }, node: Node { parent: Some(NodeId(4)), prev_sibling: None, next_sibling: None, children: Some((NodeId(6), NodeId(6))), value: Element(<p>) } } })

Issue being this part: Text("Foo bar <> Cake ! Heh ≤") It should be Text("Foo bar <> Cake ! Heh ≤")

Is this a bug?