gh-54092: Implement writexml() for DocumentFragment in xml.dom.minidom - #156646
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…minidom toxml() and toprettyxml() now work for document fragments. They write the children of the fragment, without adding a level of indentation.
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…ment-writexml # Conflicts: # Doc/library/xml.dom.minidom.rst # Doc/whatsnew/3.16.rst # Lib/test/test_minidom.py
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DocumentFragmentwas the only serializable node type without awritexml()method, sotoxml()andtoprettyxml()failed withAttributeErrorfor document fragments. It was documented as implemented since GH-12677.The fragment writes its children at the current indentation, without adding a level of indentation for itself, as it has no tag.