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David Carlisle scripsit:

> Given that 1.1 gratuitously changed the XML white space rules to cope
> with something that _should_ have been done as an encoding issue,

No, it shouldn't.  And it wasn't gratuitous.  It was a matter of justice.
If the decision had been taken not to unify CR, LF, and CR+LF, the
omitted community would have been screaming.  NEL is not CR or LF.

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