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Implement
nokogiri-html5-inference
to properly support HTML fragmen…
…t parsing (#696) This pull request implements the [`nokogiri-html5-inference`](https://github.com/flavorjones/nokogiri-html5-inference) to deal with parsing HTML5 fragments to be used with Selector Morphs. The `nokogiri-html5-inference` gem come about out of the discussions in #652 and sparklemotion/nokogiri#3023. Fixes #652, Resolves #692, Resolves #674 Big thanks to @flavorjones to talking and working this through with me! ## Why should this be added This pull request makes the handling of document fragments for selector morphs more natural/predictable and resolves the last open issues to release the final versions of StimulusReflex 3.5.
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