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Insert Closing slash
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hi bro
I noticed that this plugin does not put the final slash when linking the css file to the head!!
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Please paste the results of npx webpack-cli info here, and mention other relevant information
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- Created a year ago
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XHTML is deprecated and is not reccomend (w3 and whatwg) to use (except when you are implementing something for really legacy systems). Most of browsers use html5 spec parser, so my opinion is not to use XHTML. Even more your code is not XHTML valid so you still will have validations problems (and even problems with parser and probably your content will not render as you expceted).
Your doctype is not xhtml, your doctype is HTML5, look at your source code