Support the <wbr> element #395
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It looks like this was missed in html5lib#358. It is causing build failures in html5lib#395 and html5lib#396.
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@gsnedders Is there anything blocking merge of this or #396 on my end? |
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A proper fix is at html5lib/html5lib-python#395
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html5lib did a 1.1 release in June 2020. Since then, they fixed how wbr is treated--it should be an element that doesn't require a closing tag. html5lib/html5lib-python#395 However, they haven't done a release since then. This adds another vendor patch to fix wbr handling.
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html5lib did a 1.1 release in June 2020. Since then, they fixed how wbr is treated--it should be an element that doesn't require a closing tag. html5lib/html5lib-python#395 However, they haven't done a release since then. This adds another vendor patch to fix wbr handling.
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<wbr>is an empty element which indicates a line break opportunity. The effect is similar to inserting a zero-width space, but superior because<wbr>does not affect the text of the selection (so when copied there aren't invisible characters in it).<wbr>is safe when sanitizing HTML.Partially addresses #203.
https://html.spec.whatwg.org/#the-wbr-element