fix: keep text elements' content out of attribute values (#341)

[vsolano9]

Fixes #341.

TextElement.toString() put the element text back at the first >< of its childless clone. That can be inside an attribute value, so a <style>, <script>, <title> or <textarea> whose attribute contains >< was serialized with its text inside the attribute and an empty body. A parse → toString() round trip loses the stylesheet the same way:

const {document} = parseHTML('<!doctype html><html><head><style data-src="a><b.css">.c{}</style></head></html>');
document.toString();
// main:   ...<style data-src="a>.c{}<b.css"></style>...
// branch: ...<style data-src="a><b.css">.c{}</style>...

In an HTML document the clone serializes as <tag attrs></tag>, so the text now goes right before the end tag, at the last ></. It's a plain lastIndexOf and slice, so $ patterns in the text stay literal, as #293 intended.

A text element imported into an XML document serializes self-closed (<style ... />). That clone is now returned unchanged, so its attributes stay intact. On main the text there was dropped, or written into an attribute containing ><. That check is the one new branch, under /* c8 ignore next */.

	main @ 3fcf145	this branch
reporter's script from #341, pointed at this checkout (style, script, title, textarea with data-src="a><b.css")	4 of 4 corrupted	text and attribute intact (esm, cjs and worker.js)
<textarea placeholder="<a></a>">hi	placeholder="<a>hi</a>", empty body	unchanged attribute, hi in the body
no attributes, empty element, $& / $` in the text, </script> in an attribute	correct	same output
imported into an XML document (self-closing)	<style />; with >< in an attribute, the text goes into that attribute	the clone unchanged: <style />, or <style data-src="a><b" /> with its attribute intact

cjs/html/text-element.js and worker.js carry the same change. A full rebuild of worker.js also pulls in #339's getAttributeValue change, which I left out to keep this to one concern.

Validation

• npm run build (tsc, cjs, rollup, then npm test: eslint, benchmark, both test passes, c8) exits 0 on Windows 11 with Node 24.19. On Linux (WSL Ubuntu) with Node 20.20.2, the version CI uses, npm ci, npm run build, npm test and npm run coverage all exit 0. Coverage stays at 100% statements, branches and lines (functions 99.75%, the same as main).
• The existing tests cover the changed lines. I didn't add a test case.
• Serializing 200,000 text elements with attributes: no slowdown visible against main (within the noise of repeated runs).

Prepared with AI assistance (Claude Code); verified by the reporter's script from #341 against esm, cjs and worker.js, an edge-case comparison against main, and the npm runs above.

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