Fix uppercase html parsing #2296
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If a template uses uppercase HTML tags, can's parser fails to close nested tags properly.
JSBin: http://jsbin.com/zizotavesu/edit?html,css,js,output
This will work if the first
</DIV>is changed to</div>.The parsing for end tags does not use
toLowerCaseon the tagName, whereas the parsing for start tags does which causes a mismatch in opening/closing tags.In the JSBin example, the first
</DIV>doesn't match the open<div>on the stack and is left open resulting in the second div nesting inside of it.