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Author eric.araujo
Recipients AlexWaygood, Fabian Dill, docs@python, eric.araujo
Date 2021-12-17.19:04:51
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I can reproduce.

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HTML IDs should start with a letter, a rule which is generally ignored by browsers because of the amount of pages using numerical IDs for example.  I think the HTML5 spec does not require starting with a letter, but I haven’t found that stated clearly.
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