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Here it is (I had to zip it, because I can't upload HTML): [test.zip](https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/files/14474212/test.zip)

I have the same problem here, and even with the `--debug` option I can't get the name of the source file that is causing the error. I'm using `--ts-config`, but...

Thanks a lot for the advice because, by excluding ill documents, I was getting this message: ``` Test suite test-pandoc: RUNNING... pandoc tests XML p_xml_roundtrip: FAIL (0.06s) *** Gave up!...

Here's a snippet of the current test: ```haskell p_xml_roundtrip :: Pandoc -> Property p_xml_roundtrip d = isValidPandoc d ==> d'' == d' where d' = normalize d xml = purely...

Thank you for the tip. > ```haskell > p_xml_roundtrip :: Property > p_xml_roundtrip d = forAll (normalize arbitrary) > (\doc -> purely (writeXML def doc >>= readXML def) == doc)...

The current draft PR is failing also because of not conformant commit messages. Also, I'm bringing in some of my local commit history that is not necessary. I prepared another...

> > `purely (writeXML def doc >>= readXML def)` > > Right. Looks like `purely` takes a function as argument. So, this should do it: > > ```haskell > purely...

> Or: keep using the Builder functions, but instead of using `mconcat` to go from a list of Inlines to an Inlines, use something like > > ```haskell > concatMany...

It's not a deliberate choice. I checked that the xml writer does represent ``, `` and `` in lists. So it's the reader to be fixed. I wanted to get...

Empty Header, Para, Plain and list items are now fixed in the xml reader. The normalization in the xml test is now only about `Space` and `Str`.