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* Test and fix for text attached to end XML elements (#18). This patch fixes for the edge case where ElementTree's ```XMLPullParser`` attaches the text to the end element instead of the start element. Previously, some XML files were wrongly reported as incorrect. We do not know what causes this different behavior of the parser, but suspect that it has something to do with the size of the parser's buffer.
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Test and fix for text attached to end XML elements (Test and fix for text attached to end XML elements #18).
This patch fixes for the edge case where ElementTree's ```XMLPullParser`` attaches the text to the end element instead of the start element. Previously, some XML files were wrongly reported as incorrect.
We do not know what causes this different behavior of the parser, but suspect that it has something to do with the size of the parser's buffer.