(As an analogy, many C compilers are implemented in C.)
The implication of this state of affairs is this: "For real,
manly XML processing don't use XSLT; instead, use Java."
Why are there no XSLT processors implemented in XSLT?
While I might consider making a hammer with a hammer, probably
it would be of limited benefit to try to make a screwdriver
with a screwdriver?
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