For several years, I've maintained a bunch of branches with fixes to the errors in the html5lib-tests's tokenizer and tree construction tests. There were corresponding PRs that had been open for years (#108, #109, #110, #111, #112, #113, #114, #115, #116, #117, #118, #119).
I don't think any of the html5lib-tests maintainers is currently interested in errors. That's completely fine, of course, and totally understandable since only the tokenizer errors have actually been standardized.
But in the mean time, having the correct number of errors in the tests is useful to me as I maintain the gumbo HTML parser that's used in Nokogiri. Maintaining individual branches for the specific PRs listed above plus a branch that contains all of the individual commits is too troublesome. To that end, I closed all the PRs above and I'm opening this one which contains all of the earlier fixes plus new fixes I added in the past few days.
I plan to sporadically keep this branch (and thus this PR) up to date.
For several years, I've maintained a bunch of branches with fixes to the errors in the html5lib-tests's tokenizer and tree construction tests. There were corresponding PRs that had been open for years (#108, #109, #110, #111, #112, #113, #114, #115, #116, #117, #118, #119).
I don't think any of the html5lib-tests maintainers is currently interested in errors. That's completely fine, of course, and totally understandable since only the tokenizer errors have actually been standardized.
But in the mean time, having the correct number of errors in the tests is useful to me as I maintain the gumbo HTML parser that's used in Nokogiri. Maintaining individual branches for the specific PRs listed above plus a branch that contains all of the individual commits is too troublesome. To that end, I closed all the PRs above and I'm opening this one which contains all of the earlier fixes plus new fixes I added in the past few days.
I plan to sporadically keep this branch (and thus this PR) up to date.