HTML API: Improve implementation of adoption agency algorithm#14
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Improves support for the adoption agency algorithm in HTML, which re-parents nodes that appear in a different order than their corresponding tag in HTML, or when encountering certain closing elements for which no opening element exists.
This depends on resolving the issue: what do we do with nodes that are implicitly created after arriving at another tag?