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Nonbreakable space html entity is converted to a space
See original GitHub issue<div> </div>
prints
<div> </div>;
Which is not strictly the same thing
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@rattrayalex please do, I’m happy to take a look at you PR as well
@rattrayalex thanks for doing this. Looks like the Babel team is on it. (I haven’t been active in a while so they probably know best).