when I perform xsl:copy-of on pipeline-template the result has the 
changed to
That shouldn't happen, if it does, then it looks like a bug in your
processor. Given that it shouldn't happen, I don't think xslt has any
way of stopping it happening short of upgrading or changing your
processor.
An XSLT system has a lot of freedom on how it serialises #xa basically
any way that will be parsed as #xa, so #a #d#a or #d. But it similarly
has to linearise #xd in a way that will be parsed as #xd so 
 or
David
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