Not valid, if I remember past discussion here and among DOM hackers.

'<' in a normal text block should be output as &lt; or one of its numeric
equivalents, to produce syntactically correct XML.

'<' in a CDATA block should be output as '<' ... but of course then it's
not XML markup, it's just a data character quoted by the CDATA.

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