Breaking: enable HTML syntax errors by default #233
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This PR enables HTML syntax errors by default.
Currently,
no-parsing-errorrule reports HTML syntax errors (e.g. invalid end tags, duplicated attributes, ...) by opt-in because of backward compatibility. I think the errors are valuable to prevent mistakes, so I'd like to enable those by default before the next major release.This PR keeps only non-void-html-element-start-tag-with-trailing-solidus error as is because Vue.js supports self-closing tags.