test

                        std::transform(liTag.begin(), liTag.end(), liTag.begin(),

                            [](unsigned char c) { return std::tolower(c); });

                        if (liTag == "li") {

                            bool liHasChildElements = false;

                            libhtmlpp::Element *liChild = li->firstChild();

                            while (liChild) {

                                if (liChild->getType() == libhtmlpp::HtmlEl) {

                                    liHasChildElements = true;

                                    break;

                                }

                                liChild = liChild->nextElement();

                            }

                            if (!liHasChildElements) {

                                tinyxml2::XMLElement *itemEl = doc.NewElement("Item");

                                std::string itemHtml = serializeInnerHtml(li);

                                itemEl->SetText(itemHtml.c_str());

                                w->InsertEndChild(itemEl);

                            } else {

                                // Rich <li> content (nested elements, e.g. a

                                // process-slider step's <figure>+caption, or

                                // a feature-list card) doesn't fit the plain-

                                // text Item model -- push the <li> itself to

                                // be decomposed as a real child widget

                                // instead (handled exactly like a <div> in

                                // the main dispatch above). List already

                                // supports arbitrary child widgets alongside

                                // Items, each implicitly wrapped in its own

                                // <li> at render time -- see list.cpp's

                                // Render(), which renders `items` text

                                // entries and child widgets independently.

                                childFrames.push_back({liEl, w, nullptr, elementEnv});

                            }

                        }

                    }

                    liEl = liEl->nextElement();