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2023-01-25
Removed very old tests that were imported as part of the bzr import but not ↵
Leonard Richardson
removed.
2011-02-27
Added tests to verify that bug 606662 is fixed.
Leonard Richardson
2011-02-27
Renamed the beautifulsoup module to bs4 to save typing.
Leonard Richardson
2011-02-20
Renamed constructor arguments to comply with PEP 8.
Leonard Richardson
2011-02-20
Discovered that html5lib can't be made to support SoupStrainers, and changed ↵
Leonard Richardson
the test suite appropriately.
2011-02-20
Added an empty-element tag test.
Leonard Richardson
2011-02-19
Oh, good, html5lib correctly handles literals in <textarea> tags.
Leonard Richardson
2011-02-18
Ported tests of bad markup that were lying around the TODO.
Leonard Richardson
2011-02-18
Made Unicode, Dammit more PEP-8 compliant.
Leonard Richardson
2011-02-18
Pass the user-specified encoding in to html5lib rather than dropping it on ↵
Leonard Richardson
the floor.
2011-02-18
Added failing encoding conversion tests for html5lib.
Leonard Richardson
2011-02-13
Ported more tests of bad declarations.
Leonard Richardson
2011-02-13
Added tests of nonsensical declarations.
Leonard Richardson
2011-02-13
Figured out the deal with CDATA sections in lxml and html5lib, and added ↵
Leonard Richardson
comments and tests.
2011-02-10
Added some elementary doctype handling.
Leonard Richardson
2011-02-10
Commented out annoying print statement.
Leonard Richardson
2011-02-10
Added more table tests.
Leonard Richardson
2011-02-10
Added tests illustrating the different ways lxml and html5lib handle nested ↵
Leonard Richardson
tables.
2011-01-30
Stop pretending that the 'generic' builder test is different from the lxml test.
Leonard Richardson
2011-01-28
Refactored enough to get all of the tests to pass with test discovery, even ↵
Leonard Richardson
though there are still some underlying problems.