The "xs" namespace is a bit odd in that it's known to
processors, like the "xsl" namespace, but unlike the xsl
namespace it makes it into the result tree and requires pruning.
The reason for this: if the "xs" namespace had been excluded by default, we
would have had do something special for users who want to generate something
like <d xsi:type="xs:date"/>.
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
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