Make the HTML output more compatible with XHTML - #24
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May 2, 2026 13:11
XML only defines four entities (< > & ") out of the box, so for XHTML embedded in Atom feeds, HTML entities don't come in DOCTYPE and need to be defined inlined. Therefore, character references are now used instead of entity references, making the output directly embeddable as XHTML in Atom entries. References: https://www.w3.org/TR/REC-xml/#sec-references
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Something like this would be nice for ATOM feeds for instance. I have hacks like this in my blog generator because of it. |
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Yes it's for that exact reason (see the commit messages), I'm basically upstreaming these monkey patches. |
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Namely with self-closing tags and without entity references