Limit characters after tag name #200
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Previously we allowed all characters after a tag name which made
it a bit fuzzy how tags are handled. Psr-5 is more strict about
the characters that are allowed in tags and those that are part of
the body. A tag name can now be followed by `(`, <space> and `{` all
other characters are forbidden. The first character of the body is
not restricted anymore.
fixes #165
mvriel
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Feb 9, 2020
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Previously we allowed all characters after a tag name which made
it a bit fuzzy how tags are handled. Psr-5 is more strict about
the characters that are allowed in tags and those that are part of
the body. A tag name can now be followed by
(, and{allother characters are forbidden. The first character of the body is
not restricted anymore.
fixes #165