fix: fix wbr handling (#488) #760
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html5lib did a 1.1 release in June 2020. Since then, they fixed how wbr is treated--it should be an element that doesn't require a closing tag. html5lib/html5lib-python#395 However, they haven't done a release since then. This adds another vendor patch to fix wbr handling.
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html5lib did a 1.1 release in June 2020. Since then, they fixed how wbr is treated--it should be an element that doesn't require a closing tag.
html5lib/html5lib-python#395
However, they haven't done a release since then. This adds another vendor patch to fix wbr handling.