Allow naked binaryOp at the start of a has
selector
#133
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Fixes #132, allowing users to write selectors with naked binary operators inside blocks, like
FunctionExpression:has(> [name="foo"])
.This is achieved in two steps:
has
block, by injecting a selector corresponding to the node which is then sub-traversed, using a newexactNode
type.