Section 13 of the XSLT specification, Messages, makes references to an
"XML fragment" data type that is mentioned nowhere else in the spec.
Specifically,

"The xsl:message is instantiated by instantiating the content to create
an XML fragment. This XML fragment is the content of the message."

I'm 90% certain that what's meant here is what is elsewhere called a
"result tree fragment". Can anybody confirm or deny that? In any case,
this seems to need an erratum to clarify the point. 


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