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For the client parser, when the first element of the HTML string has attributes, the regex will improperly capture everything and make the tag name invalid. The fix is to ensure only the tag name is matched and whitespace is trimmed. Fixes #23
Confirm that for the client parser, if the first HTML element has attributes, it should properly match only the tag name and no longer throw an error. Issue #23
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- Update README (#17 and #21): - Improve documentation of `replace` option with the help of @poacher2k - Tidy and reword some parts - Use webpack to build UMD bundle (#22) - Build to `./dist/` directory before publish - Fix regex bug on client parser (#24) - Add test for `window.DOMParser`
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Fixes #23
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