I don't understand these tests, or how they pass in the python implementation (from testdata/validator/attributes.test):
{"description": "allowed 'd' attribute on <datalist>",
"input": "<datalist d>",
"fail-if": "unknown-attribute"},
{"description": "allowed 't' attribute on <datalist>",
"input": "<datalist t>",
"fail-if": "unknown-attribute"},
Should these be fail-unless?
-ryan
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