The root element phase dictates that any start tag (including "html")
produces an <html> element in the document and is then re-processed in the
main phase. The main phase then states that if an "html" start tag token
is encountered it produces a parse error -unless- it's the first start tag.
Wouldn't it be simpler to just properly process the "html" start tag in
the root element phase instead of having such a special case? I'm
certainly finding this special case to be needlessly difficult to deal
with.
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J. King
http://jking.dark-phantasy.com/
