Test multiple option elements against selectedcontent #183
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Right now, there are no tests that check this behavior, even though it's a very important implementation detail that can be easily overlooked when implementing `selectedcontent` logic in parsers. In my opinion, it's perfectly reasonable to cover this with tests for the sake of completeness.
annevk
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Looks correct to me, but would appreciate a review from @josepharhar as well.
Also, thanks for contributing these!
josepharhar
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Right now, there are no tests that check this behavior, even though it's a very important implementation detail that can be easily overlooked when implementing
selectedcontentlogic in parsers. In my opinion, it's perfectly reasonable to cover this with tests for the sake of completeness.