Parser improvement on :not(...) and others#696
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…() itself as subselector - supporting all the selector syntax At the moment the subselector is re-flatten after the parsing because the compiler not know how to deal with nested selector structure #368
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2nd part of trying to fix #368:
Parser improvement to parse the content of :not() :has() :where() :is() itself as subselector - supporting all the selector syntax
At the moment the subselector is re-flatten after the parsing because the compiler not know how to deal with nested selector structure (this can be a future improvement in the compiler)