We use jsoup html parser to parse a malformed document, such as <div><span>span 1</span><span>span 2</span>
Note that the html document is malformed, missing the trailing </div>.
java code
String destString = "<div><span>span 1</span><span>span 2</span>";
org.jsoup.nodes.Document jDoc = Jsoup.parse(destString, "", Parser.xmlParser());
System.out.println("Parse:" + jDoc.toString());
The output will be is outcome: <div><span>span 1</span><span>span 2</span></div>
Our use case need to preserve the content, unless it is changed by our conversion logic. The addition of trailing "</div>" is considered a bug. How can I override the above behavior
I expect jsoup Document.toString() will not include node that do not exist in the string passed to the html parser.