ZegnatI tried to tag some people as reviewers who had either been active in the repo / known Python dev. But that was of course just a shot in the dark :)
jkingwebYeah, technically you're supposed to serialize per the HTML spec so having slashes would be a failure, but at the same time it _is_ trivial, since it parses back into the same thing. Normalizing it this way helps the Elixir parser to pass three tests it wouldn't otherwise pass, which helps to get a better idea of where implementations agree.
ZegnatThat matches my recollection. I would definitely consider a parser to pass a test if their output is completely correct except for the />. Though I would then appreciate 1 test that is not normalised so it could still be flagged whether the parser follows spec or not.
ZegnatBTW I realise I have been away from the community for a while now, and just want to say I love it whenever I have seen you pop up in the GitHub notifications, working away on the test suite!
gRegor Python devs, review and input on https://github.com/microformats/microformats-parser-website-python/pull/15 would be appreciated
[aciccarello]1 Wow, that is impressive. Super useful tool.
jkingweb Yeah, technically you're supposed to serialize per the HTML spec so having slashes would be a failure, but at the same time it _is_ trivial, since it parses back into the same thing. Normalizing it this way helps the Elixir parser to pass three tests it wouldn't otherwise pass, which helps to get a better idea of where implementations agree.