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I am not sure if we really need grammar, we could probably get far enough if we would be able to specify allow and deny rules with jQuery queries. For example, you could list:
ul ul
li li
And that would delete all uls which happen under ul. And same for li.
The issue I think is not how to detect wrong content, but how to transform that into the wanted content. So you do not really want to remove all nested lists, but you could probably want to flatten them into one layer. Or transform them into <p>s.
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