Permit syntactic oddities?

[mlhetland]

I may be missing some mechanism in the current library, but while trying to recreate some existing HTML5, I ran into the following roadblocks (for non-XML HTML5 syntax oddities):

• Equals-signs in attribute values are auto-escaped, which means I can't generate, e.g., content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1".
• Attributes must have values, which means I can't generate, e.g., <script defer …>.
• Tags are always closed (either empty or with a closing tag), which means I can't generate, e.g., <meta charset="utf-8">.

Now, it may be that the more XML-friendly 'width=device-width …', defer="" and <meta …/> are just fine HTML5-wise – so permitting stuff light this might just add unnecessary complication? ¯_(ツ)_/¯

(BTW, for the value-less attributes, I tested using defer=nothing – a solution I've used myself in similar situations, but that seems to have broken the rendering completely, including for the following attributes.)

[tkluck]

This all makes sense! I created #7 #8 #9 to track the individual issues you raise. I'll close this one to keep it organised.

[mlhetland]

Thanks! (I debated creating multiple issues, but decided against it, since I was unsure about the merit of it all.)