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Looking into #457 for ranges, it seems that ranges can point to Attr nodes in all browsers, but it never seems useful. Is it worth trying to make this throw?
If not, at least as far as ranges are concerned, an attribute's <a for=Node>length</a> is 0, similar to doctypes, meaning the following throws:
Whether or not we keep this I guess I should also look at the various other Range members and how they interact with attribute nodes and ensure the test suite covers it.
Looking into #457 for ranges, it seems that ranges can point to
Attr
nodes in all browsers, but it never seems useful. Is it worth trying to make this throw?If not, at least as far as ranges are concerned, an attribute's
<a for=Node>length</a>
is 0, similar to doctypes, meaning the following throws:Whether or not we keep this I guess I should also look at the various other Range members and how they interact with attribute nodes and ensure the test suite covers it.
cc @smaug----
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