> And here is the character references...

but your quoted html did not have character references (to non-ascii
characters) it has
“
which should probably have been a double quotation mark (character  8220)
but it has been double escaped so it is instead the seven characters
& # 8 2 2 0 ;
and will display as such in the browser.

XSLT won't have done that automatically (It's rather hard to do that in
XSLT) So presumably you _input_ the characters in that form (in some
input that you have not shown us) possibly by misusing a CDATA section?

Also, your generated HTML is not a well formed document (it would be a
well formed external parsed entity)
you have two top level elements one META element and one html element.

David



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