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Outside content text, this doesn't cause miscapitalized references
to slip past, but it does stop them from being specially reported
i.e. highlighting which letters need to be updated or treating as
more than just "nothing matches for this reference" generic errors.
That's a TODO. Sorry! Gyeep!
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Resolves #283
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This will have no unforeseen consequences.
Which is to say, one good consequence.
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This will have no unforeseen consequences.
Which is to say, no consequences.
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Checking contentOnly only tells if a tag is, you know,
content-only. But other tags are content, and they were
getting stringified here! This caused chunkwrap to intrude
where it shouldn't, thinking it really was getting passed
a string of normal, non-HTML content.
We're using html.smush() to the intended effect now,
still collapsing those tags flat and then iterating over
the contents to sanitize like usual.
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Maybe jank, since it doesn't dig into objects nicely(?) the way
that reportContentTextErrors does, but...
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Just inherited, for easy access.
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Including with zero duration!
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