Dimitre Novatchev wrote:
node() will match it too.
But not as a match pattern!
A match pattern matches when it is evaluated from the context of the
parent of the matched node. "/" has no parent.
Oh, you are right. Besides node() is explicitly defined as not matching
attributes and root node.
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