Object fallback
SVG security test
SVG parser boundary test
SVG link
Foreign HTML content
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1
MathML HTML integration point
Inline style
CSS URL test
Custom property test
.style-block-test { color: inherit; }
Style block test
Input
Submit test
Form action override
One
Test text
Fieldset test
Output test
Details summary
Details content
Dialog content
Slot fallback
Canvas fallback
Marquee test
Table test
Cell
Preformatted text
<script>not executable text</script>
Title text inside body is a parser error case
First ID
Duplicate ID
Quoted attribute
Single-quoted attribute
Unquoted attribute
Entity test
Misnested formatting recovery
Foster-parenting test
Cell
Unclosed paragraph
Implicit paragraph close
Foreign integration point
Attribute handling test
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