Aha! I now understand the problem, but it'll take a while to locate it. "Follow TCP Stream" in Wireshark showed a gzip-compressed HTTP output, to which I said "oh, we'll have to disable compression while we troubleshoot." But then I noticed a "</div>" at the end of the compressed output. So it's very likely that there's a line such as wprintf("</div>"); somewhere *after* a call to wDumpContent(). Now to find it...
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