anchor.diff:              li: code [align]
               li: code [border]
           li.
  -          Omit the #[code [type]] attribute from the
  +          Omit the #[code= '[type]'] attribute from the
             #[code &lt;link&gt;], #[code &lt;style&gt;], and #[code &lt;script&gt;] tags,
             but only if the value is default (#[code type="text/css"] or #[code type="text/javascript"])
           li Attributes shall have the following precedence and thus shall be written in the following order:
  
positive.code:           })(new TestSubject('Chell', function () { return true }))
      +newSection(Docs.DOCS.find('code.html#accessibility'))
        ul
          li Always provide the #[code html[lang]] attribute.
          li Always provide text for the #[code img[alt]] attribute.
          li Provide text for the #[code a[title]] attribute if the link has non-textual content.
          li For #[code table] elements:
            ul
              li.
  
negative.code:               &lt;/a&gt;
              &lt;/section&gt;
          li.
            Suggestion: Use exactly one #[code dfn] element per vocabulary term per page, and
            provide the #[code= 'dfn[id]'] attribute.
          li.
            Suggestion: Use exactly one #[code abbr] element per abbreviation/acronym per page, and
            provide the #[code= 'abbr[id]'] and #[code= 'abbr[title]'] attributes.
      +newSection(Docs.DOCS.find('code.html#optimization'))
        ul
          li Never use any of the following elements or attributes. Use CSS to achieve the desired effect.
  