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  • Hash : e050062c
    Author : Nick Wellnhofer
    Date : 2020-07-15T14:38:55

    Make htmlCurrentChar always translate U+0000
    
    The general assumption is that htmlCurrentChar only returns 0 if the
    end of the input buffer is reached. The UTF-8 path already logged an
    error if a zero byte U+0000 was found and returned a space character
    instead. Make the ASCII code path do the same.
    
    htmlParseTryOrFinish skips zero bytes at the beginning of a buffer, so
    even if 0 was returned from htmlCurrentChar, the push parser would make
    progress. But rescanning the input could cause performance problems.
    
    The pull parser would abort parsing and now handles zero bytes in ASCII
    mode the same way as the push parser or as in UTF-8 mode.
    
    It would be better to return the replacement character U+FFFD instead,
    but some of the client code assumes that the UTF-8 length of input and
    output matches.
    

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