Support parsing of empty XML string tags #761
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This adds support to parse ```xml <description>something</description> ``` & ```xml <description /> ``` The latter XML tag is an empty string (equivalent to `<description></description>`). * fix `read_simple_tag` function to allow to parse empty XML tags * add documentation * add test sample with an empty description tag Signed-off-by: Sebastian Ziebell <sebastian.ziebell@ferrous-systems.com>
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This adds support to parse either
or an empty XML tag.
<description />The latter XML tag is an empty string (equivalent to
<description></description>).read_simple_tagfunction to allow to parse empty XML tags<description>tagCloses #738