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Support the HTML5 `form` attribute which allows form elements to be associated with a form even when not nested inside it. - Add `merge()` and `reduce()` methods to Nodes for immutable filtering - Add `root()` method to Node for document root access - Update Form to exclude elements with form attribute pointing elsewhere - Update Element::form() to resolve form attribute before closest ancestor
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Support the HTML5
formattribute which allows form elements to beassociated with a form even when not nested inside it.
(Tried another way for #7 )
merge()andreduce()methods to Nodes for immutable filteringroot()method to Node for document root access