Malformed HTML when parsing 'default' JSDoc tags

[rdipardo]

Describe the bug

When a member has a @default or @defaultvalue tag, the closing div of the HTML description is malformed (specifically, it looks like this: </div)

To Reproduce

1. Clone my fork
2. Run npm i && npm run doc:issue
3. Open the generated @default-tag-issue/doc/CSS.html file in vim (or some other editor)
4. Using vim, enter :g/.<\/div$, or type .<\/div$ into your editor's search box with regular expressions activated
5. There will be 4 matches, around lines 146, 220, 294, 368 (see screenshots below)

Expected behavior

@default metadata should render as valid HTML.

For now, the problem can be fixed by removing all @default and @defaultvalue tags from the JSDoc markup; users should be advised not to use these tags until the bug is patched.

Screenshots

Using the @default tag . . .

. . . produces HTML like this:

. . . in every place where the @default tag is encountered:

. . . which breaks the layout:

Desktop

• OS: Debian Buster 10.5
• Browser Firefox
• Version 82.0.3
• clean-jsdoc-theme version 2.2.13

Additional context

• it behaves the same with the @defaultvalue alternative tag as with @default
• same results using the light or dark theme

[ankitskvmdam]

Thanks for reporting. I have fix the bug and also publish it on npm (clean-jsdoc-theme^2.2.14).