Subramanya Sastry 381ceda257 T93580: Handle <ref>s in inline image captions ... Inline images don't display their captions and don't have a DOM structure for them. They are hidden away in the data-mw attribute. So far, we weren't handling <ref>s embedded in these inline image captions -- both causing rendering diffs in the references section and crashing the serializer when these nodes were encountered. This patch fixes that and also adds parser tests. The html2html failure added to the blacklist is because of about-id mismatches in the embedded html. We need smarter normalization in parserTests.js to remove these false failures. There is also a long comment about generalizing how this kind of scenario is handled. Worth tackling that in a separate patch. In order to simplify and generalize the adhoc nature of trace output that is currently in place, I had been pondering creating a DOMProcessor class with state to do that, and looks like something like will help with this as well. For this patch, I am leaving behind the special case handling. Adding state and generalizing how embedded HTML is processed should be done separately since that requires more thinking and experimentation. enwiki/High_Laver?oldid=659441291 and hiwiki/मुक्केबाज़ी?oldid=2689792 now RT without crashers. Change-Id: I39854c7b5b3e8d7cce84b1b4e05213185f8cccb0		2015-09-04 15:07:41 -05:00
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ext.Cite.js	T93580: Handle <ref>s in inline image captions	2015-09-04 15:07:41 -05:00