fix: the CSS ~= operator handles non-space whitespace
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What problem is this PR intended to solve?
Related to #854, which fixed this problem for CSS class selectors.
The CSS
~=operator should treat theclassattribute as a set of whitespace-delimited class names. However, the current implementation only works for spaces (and not tabs, newlines, or carriage returns).Have you included adequate test coverage?
Yes, I've added tests that fail without the
XPathVisitorchange but pass with it.Does this change affect the behavior of either the C or the Java implementations?
No, this change is entirely within rubyspace.