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add failing test case for allowParseErrors #40

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    https://github.com/orgs/syntax-tree/discussions/114
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currently added a failing test for allowParseErrors

getting

     error: |-
        Expected values to be strictly equal:
        + actual - expected

        + '<a href="https://a?b&#x26;c"></a>'
        - '<a href="https://a?b&c">'

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from https://github.com/orgs/syntax-tree/discussions/114

it’s not a bug here. Rather, without it, this project would be completely broken.

@ChristianMurphy ChristianMurphy added 🙅 no/wontfix This is not (enough of) an issue for this project and removed 🤞 phase/open Post is being triaged manually labels May 21, 2024

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