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-#![deny(rustdoc::invalid_html_tags)]
-
-/// This Vec<32> thing!
-// Numbers aren't valid HTML tags, so no error.
-pub struct ConstGeneric;
-
-/// This Vec<i32, i32> thing!
-// HTML tags cannot contain commas, so no error.
-pub struct MultipleGenerics;
-
-/// This <[u32] as Iterator<Item>> thing!
-//~^ERROR unclosed HTML tag `Item`
-// Some forms of fully-qualified path are simultaneously valid HTML tags
-// with attributes. They produce an error, but no suggestion, because figuring
-// out if this is valid would require parsing the entire path grammar.
-//
-// The important part is that we don't produce any *wrong* suggestions.
-// While several other examples below are added to make sure we don't
-// produce suggestions when given complex paths, this example is the actual
-// reason behind not just using the real path parser. It's ambiguous: there's
-// no way to locally reason out whether that `[u32]` is intended to be a slice
-// or an intra-doc link.
-pub struct FullyQualifiedPathsDoNotCount;
-
-/// This <Vec as IntoIter>::Iter thing!
-//~^ERROR unclosed HTML tag `Vec`
-// Some forms of fully-qualified path are simultaneously valid HTML tags
-// with attributes. They produce an error, but no suggestion, because figuring
-// out if this is valid would require parsing the entire path grammar.
-pub struct FullyQualifiedPathsDoNotCount1;
-
-/// This Vec<Vec as IntoIter>::Iter thing!
-//~^ERROR unclosed HTML tag `Vec`
-// Some forms of fully-qualified path are simultaneously valid HTML tags
-// with attributes. They produce an error, but no suggestion, because figuring
-// out if this is valid would require parsing the entire path grammar.
-pub struct FullyQualifiedPathsDoNotCount2;
-
-/// This Vec<Vec as IntoIter> thing!
-//~^ERROR unclosed HTML tag `Vec`
-// Some forms of fully-qualified path are simultaneously valid HTML tags
-// with attributes. They produce an error, but no suggestion, because figuring
-// out if this is valid would require parsing the entire path grammar.
-pub struct FullyQualifiedPathsDoNotCount3;
-
-/// This Vec<Vec<i32> as IntoIter> thing!
-//~^ERROR unclosed HTML tag `i32`
-// Some forms of fully-qualified path are simultaneously valid HTML tags
-// with attributes. They produce an error, but no suggestion, because figuring
-// out if this is valid would require parsing the entire path grammar.
-pub struct FullyQualifiedPathsDoNotCount4;
-
-/// This Vec<i32 class="test"> thing!
-//~^ERROR unclosed HTML tag `i32`
-// HTML attributes shouldn't be treated as Rust syntax, so no suggestions.
-pub struct TagWithAttributes;
-
-/// This Vec<i32></i32> thing!
-// There should be no error, and no suggestion, since the tags are balanced.
-pub struct DoNotWarnOnMatchingTags;
-
-/// This Vec</i32> thing!
-//~^ERROR unopened HTML tag `i32`
-// This should produce an error, but no suggestion.
-pub struct EndTagsAreNotValidRustSyntax;
-
-/// This 123<i32> thing!
-//~^ERROR unclosed HTML tag `i32`
-// This should produce an error, but no suggestion.
-pub struct NumbersAreNotPaths;
-
-/// This Vec:<i32> thing!
-//~^ERROR unclosed HTML tag `i32`
-// This should produce an error, but no suggestion.
-pub struct InvalidTurbofish;
-
-/// This [link](https://rust-lang.org)<i32> thing!
-//~^ERROR unclosed HTML tag `i32`
-// This should produce an error, but no suggestion.
-pub struct BareTurbofish;