Core strip markers were changed in T110143 to include characters that
are normally encoded in attributes, however we want to pass them through
here so they can be unstripped correctly in the output wikitext.
This fix makes "Strip markers in CSS" parser test pass again.
Bug: T110143
Bug: T135961
Change-Id: I1353931a53c668d8a453dfa2300a99f59fdb01c5
The following continue to be ignored:
* Generic.Arrays.DisallowLongArraySyntax.Found, because I'm not sure
Scribunto is ready to abandon old version support in master.
* MediaWiki.ControlStructures.AssignmentInControlStructures.AssignmentInControlStructures,
because it's overly strict for its purpose.
Squiz.Classes.ValidClassName.NotCamelCaps isn't ignored globally, we
just ignore it explicitly every place it's needed.
Change-Id: I307668da6ef7b3e23da19b1fd1e08914239b99b3
Scribunto currently supports libraries with PHP callbacks that are
loaded on startup, and pure-Lua libraries that may be loaded from the
module with require().
This change allows for libraries with PHP callbacks to also be loaded
with require().
Change-Id: Ibdc1f4ef51b1c8644c3d4c98d57755b5c06447a5
A module for building complex HTML from Lua using a
fluent interface. The module is originally from enwiki,
but the authors allowed us to reuse it under GPLv2+
(as stated in the file).
The module will be loaded per default and comes with
unit tests.
As discussed on wikitech-l:
http://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/wikitech-l/2013-December/073320.html
Change-Id: I7c8d4378091c13d5ace0dd1fcbb4e27163e8c896
