Clarify where epub:type is not allowed #2493
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rdeltour
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Intentional. I'm hesitant to change where it's allowed. The restriction pre-3.3 did not forbid it on the root element. |
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This PR implements the latest post-CR update on where `epub:type` is allowed in HTML content (i.e. everywhere but the `head` element and metadata content). See w3c/epub-specs#2493 Fix #1444, Fix #1445
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Restricts is from head element and metadata content to better match the RS restriction.
Fixes #2486
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