Handle escaping < in edge cases where it doesn't start a tag (#544)#667
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The html5lib tokenizer kicks up a parse error token when there's a < that isn't the start of a tag. This adds some handling for that case and treats the < plus whatever is after it as characters data.
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The html5lib tokenizer kicks up a parse error token when there's a
<that isn't the start of a tag. This adds some handling for that case and
treats the
<plus whatever is after it as characters data.Fixes #544.