remove() method have bug

[PengLuan]

I use pyquery like this `from pyquery import PyQuery

if name == 'main': query = PyQuery('AABBCC') need_remove_dict = dict() for item in query('span').items(): item.remove() print(query.outer_html())`

I except got 'AACC' but I got 'AA CC' , why use a space to replace that element i want remove?

[PengLuan]

I use pyquery like this `from pyquery import PyQuery

if name == 'main': query = PyQuery("AABBCC") need_remove_dict = dict() for item in query('span').items(): item.remove() print(query.outer_html())`

I except got 'AACC' but I got 'AA CC' , why use a space to replace that element i want remove?

[hjdhnx]

I think it is not a bug,it's the same to jquery