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Place trailing comments per spec and clarify open elements - #2557
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Comments after </body> now remain under the html element, while comments after </html> are attached to the Document, matching the HTML specification. Make currentElement() strictly represent the top of the stack of open elements, and use an explicit Document fallback only for generic node attachment. This separates parser state from insertion placement while preserving fragment parsing and empty-stack recovery.
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Comments after now remain under the html element, while comments after are attached to the Document, matching the HTML specification.
Make currentElement() strictly represent the top of the stack of open elements, and use an explicit Document fallback only for generic node attachment.
This separates parser state from insertion placement while preserving fragment parsing and empty-stack recovery.