Aren't the specified in XDM or even Infoset, to only have element
(exactly one), child or processing-instruction children?
no, like root nodes in Xpath1 they model external parsed entities rather
than (just) well formed document, so can have text or multiple element
nodes at top level. this is extremely common in xslt temporary trees,
consider
<xsl:variable name="x">hello</xsl:variable>
that (in xslt2) makes $x a document node with child a text node with
value "hello".
David
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