Handle @ in tag names from lxml >= 6.0 HTML parser#63
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lxml 6.0's HTML parser keeps pseudo-tags like <shawn@iluminarlighting.com> (common in quoted reply headers of the form Name <addr@domain>) as real elements with @ in the tag name. slice_tree then round-trips them through getelementpath + find, and the elementpath tokenizer raises KeyError: '@' because @ is the attribute axis token and isn't valid mid-NameTest. Extend the existing :-in-tag-name HACK in get_html_tree to also rewrite tags containing @ to <span>, stashing the original name in __tag_name so render_html_tree can restore it.
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Updated to lxml >6.0 in closeio due to a security vuln and it caused this:
https://closeio.sentry.io/issues/7461358574/?project=4506066590433280
Extend the existing :-in-tag-name HACK in get_html_tree to also rewrite tags containing @ to , stashing the original name in __tag_name so render_html_tree can restore it.
Ships a test to verify the case linked above.