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Doesn't that really just mean that if you want to have a comment outside the <html> you'll need to have a </html>? The <html> can contain a comment - that's what would happen in your case above - but if you want the <html> element to be followed by the comment, it would need to be closed first.
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Well, we're not going to change the HTML parser. And this isn't the HTML parsing section anyway. This tells web developers how to write HTML. And if a web developer wants a comment to appear after the root for whatever reason, this is what they have to do.
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I think I get what you’re saying… I guess that makes sense for wanting this, but is this an actual use case, or one that needs supporting? What would happen—break or fail—if an author couldn’t add comments after the html
element?
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