pub(crate) fn nesting_exceeds(text: &str, limit: usize) -> boolExpand description
Whether xml nests elements deeper than limit, checked on the text
rather than a parsed tree.
Deliberately an over-estimate: rejecting an odd document costs a message,
while under-counting costs the process, so anything ambiguous counts as
nesting. A < inside a comment, a processing instruction, or a DOCTYPE is
skipped, since none of them open an element. Quoting inside a start tag is
tracked for the opposite reason: > and /> are legal in an attribute
value, and treating one as the end of a tag is how a deep document would
pass for a shallow one.