Arlo Breault 03bf14b003 Restrict nested refs not coming from templates ... This better matches the behaviour of the php extension. An instructive example is, <ref>123 {{#tag:ref|321}}</ref> {{#tag:ref|456 <ref>654</ref>}} The php implementation only parses the ref contents when producing the output for reference tags, at which point, nested refs will be ignored, as in the former case. The "321" is dropped. The latter is special, since the extension tag takes precedence over the parser function, the inner ref will already have been processed when the outer is added to the stack, and hence the nesting is permitted. This is why the inner ref precedes the outer in the references list (has a lower number). Unfortunately, Parsoid doesn't yet get that ordering right. Change-Id: Ieb0e418cca634605c2a9f1487139b15095f38d81		2018-01-08 19:49:47 +00:00
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ext/Cite	Restrict nested refs not coming from templates	2018-01-08 19:49:47 +00:00