Parsing fails when XML declaration is missing and a standard PI is present #134
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Adds fixtures to test: - Missing optional XML declaration (currently works, misses a test) - Missing optional XML declaration with a standard '<?xml-' Processing Instruction (Fails) - Missing optional XML declaration with a custom '<?' Processing Instruction (Fails)
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Currently, when the optional xml declaration is missing in the prolog and a standard processing instruction with the
<?xml-prefix is present in the document, parsing fails.Adds fixtures to test: