Remove escape-html feature and the resolve_html5_entity function
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Because since tafia#739 custom entity resolution function have precedence over standard one, so user can implement resolution of HTML entities by yourself.
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We could remove it entirely, but I'd kind of prefer to keep it around but change the implementation to make it low-cost. We handle HTML attributes already, after all, there's no plans to remove that functionality |
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Ok, I'll investigate this later. |
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Because since #739 custom entity resolution function have precedence over standard one, user can implement resolution of HTML entities by yourself. So I think, we can completely remove HTML 5 support, which in any case was not ideal. Instead of use big
matchstatement it is probably better to useHashMapwith predefined entities and user can do that.