Fixes Node.normalize() losing taints#273
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If a DOM node has several text child nodes that are direct siblings, it is possible to merge them by calling [normalize()](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Node/normalize). Prior to this change only the taint status of the first text node was considered and the remaining text nodes lost theirs. This PR fixes this and adds a test case.
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If a DOM node has several text child nodes that are direct siblings, it is possible to merge them by calling normalize(). Prior to this change only the taint status of the first text node was considered and the remaining text nodes lost theirs.
This PR fixes this and adds a test case.