Linter: Remove html-no-space-in-tag from default rules for now
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…coroth#697) The `html-no-space-in-tag` linter rule (marcoroth#559 and marcoroth#642) has quite a few false positives and corrupts documents when using the `--fix` option (see marcoroth#695), which is why this pull request removes the `html-no-space-in-tag` rule from the default rules for now. We can enable this rule again in the future when we improve the accuracy of the rule.
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html-no-space-in-taglinter rule (#559 and #642) has quite a few false positives and corrupts documents when using the--fixoption (see #695), which is why this pull request removes thehtml-no-space-in-tagrule from the default rules for now.We can enable this rule again in the future when we improve the accuracy of the rule.