As we know input is a self-closing tag. I thought the same.
However, a while ago I read Web Fundamentals about Semantics and accessibility tree and found such an interesting example:
<label>
<input type="checkbox">Receive promotional offers?</input>
</label>
This example doesn't meet the html5 validator requirements and seems not valid however I used to trust Google developers.
Is this a correct syntax? Some upcoming standards or a simple typo?
The HTML5 "Living specification" at the time of writing (2020-01-02) says that the
inputelement has a "Nothing" content-model, which means it cannot contain content. So Google's documentation is wrong.