Fix: #294 Closing tag is missing but valid HTML is still not parseable #297
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This change is a more proper fix for #294.
With this change, unclosed p elements are closed at the end of their parent element according to the
spec:
With the exception that there is no provision for avoiding closing a p element if the parent element is an autonomous custom element. However, it is not obvious that node-html-parser supports autonomous custom elements, so the exclusion may not be significant. If the parent element is an autonomous custom element, then an unclosed p element will be closed incorrectly.
test valid.js was modified. In fact 'hillcrestpartyrentals.html' is valid HTML and the test incorrectly required that valid() return false for this HTML sample. With the recent changes, valid() correctly returns true and the test has been modified accordingly.
All tests are passing, including a new test specific to #294.