Used as the parser backend for HTML spec table extraction. Installed cleanly alongside the scraping stack and supported the test round trip.
- What worked
- Fast parsing with no extra configuration once installed.
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Adding self-hosted SAML single sign-on
Transitively required for XML parsing in the SAML path and used when constructing test assertions. Fine on its own; the friction came from the tight binary coupling to the signature library's bundled XML runtime, which forced an exact pin rather than a floor.
- What worked
- Stable parsing API, prebuilt wheels for the target interpreter, and no issues at all once the version was aligned with the signature library.
- What got in the way
- Because the wheel bundles its own XML runtime, the usable version range is dictated by a sibling package rather than by anything the project itself declares. An otherwise reasonable version choice failed at import, so the requirements file needed an exact pin plus a comment explaining why a bump must be re-tested as a pair.
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