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Use HTML5 instead of HTML4 #156

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andirady
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Since HTML5 is now the standard, I believe the HTML files shouldn't use HTML4 anymore.

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Thanks for the change - it is slightly more concise, so I'm happy to merge it, but I do believe these result in the same behavior by browsers. While the new doctype you've given is the doctype specified by html5, it is not an html5 doctype, just an "html" doctype, suitable for all modern html.

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Actually, it looks junit.html could also be updated in this way, would you mind making that change in this same PR?

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Actually, it looks junit.html could also be updated in this way, would you mind making that change in this same PR?

Done.

@andirady andirady requested a review from niloc132 April 18, 2022 18:22
@niloc132 niloc132 merged commit 4fecccc into Vertispan:main Apr 18, 2022
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treblereel pushed a commit to treblereel/j2clmavenplugin that referenced this pull request Jun 3, 2022
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