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<!-- This unit test covers things the reader tolerates but are invalid XML and HTML5. -->
<html>
<body>
<div>
<span>We open a span but don't close it.
<span>In fact, we open a span within a span.
<br />But it's the surrounding div that closes it all.
<br />That's bad HTML. Spans can be nested but should have end-tags.
</span></span>
</div>
<zz:top xmlns:zz="uri:namespace:zz">
A namespace will be created for an <zz:hello yyz:rush="music" xmlns:yyz="uri:namespace:yyz">arbitrary</zz:hello> prefix. This is extra tolerance beyond XML or HTML requirements.
</zz:top>
<p>
This paragraph has a <br />break with anend-tag but break is a void element.
It also includes an end hr tag and an end span tag without matching begin tags.
</p>
<div id="<h1>Invalid ID</h1>">This Div has < and > in the ID which are invalid.</div>
<xy:morestuff xmlns:xy="uri:namespace:xy">This is bad syntax in HTML or XML but this is a tolerant reader.