[core] Implement <esi:inline> element (#161)#270
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- Add processInlineBlock() to extract body content verbatim - Handle ESI_INLINE in MESIParse() and processAttemptContent() - Add unit tests covering body rendering, ESI escape hatch, HTML, empty body, attributes, and integration with esi:try - Add e2e test fixtures for inline passthrough - Update feature matrix docs
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Description
Implements the
<esi:inline>element per the W3C ESI 1.0 specification. Content inside<esi:inline>is now rendered verbatim without further ESI processing — serving as an escape hatch for literal ESI markup in output.Closes #161
Changes
processInlineBlock()extracts body content using quote-aware tag-end detectionESI_INLINEhandling inMESIParse()andprocessAttemptContent()(same approach asESI_VARS/ESI_TRY/ESI_CHOOSE)Verification