tsv_html 0.8.0

HTML spec data: the named character references table (support crate for tsv)
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tsv_html

HTML spec data and the answers the HTML spec gives — today the WHATWG named character references table, matched as the tokenizer matches it — part of tsv, published for tsv's Svelte support (tsv_svelte). The long-term target is a spec-faithful HTML library.

The public signatures follow 0.x semver like every tsv crate: a breaking change ships only in a minor release. What the lookup answers may change in any release, tracking the spec and what tsv needs.

API docs: docs.rs/tsv_html.

Minimum supported Rust version: 1.94; raising it ships in a minor release. Release notes: CHANGELOG.md.

License: 0BSD AND BSD-3-Clause — tsv's own code is 0BSD, and the WHATWG HTML Living Standard's list of named character references, compiled in as source code, is BSD-3-Clause. See NOTICE, which also ships in this crate.