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        A last note is to mention what gets returned by this method. Normally
        it's an XML::LibXML::DocumentFragment object, but if you call the
        method in list context, a list of the individual node elements is
        returned. Alternatively you can request the data to be returned as an
        XML::LibXML::NodeList object:

         # Get an XML::LibXML::NodeList
         my $list = $parser->parse_balanced_chunk($str, {as=>'list'});

        The exact implementation of this method may change from version to
        version, but the long-term goal will be to approach how common desktop
        browsers parse HTML fragments when implementing the setter for DOM's
        `innerHTML` attribute.

    The push parser and SAX-based parser are not supported. Trying to change
    an option (such as recover_silently) will make HTML::HTML5::Parser carp a
    warning. (But you can inspect the options.)

  Error Handling
    Error handling is obviously different to XML::LibXML, as errors are (bugs
    notwithstanding) non-fatal.

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it's an L<XML::LibXML::DocumentFragment> object, but if you call the
method in list context, a list of the individual node elements is
returned. Alternatively you can request the data to be returned as an
L<XML::LibXML::NodeList> object:

 # Get an XML::LibXML::NodeList
 my $list = $parser->parse_balanced_chunk($str, {as=>'list'});

The exact implementation of this method may change from version to
version, but the long-term goal will be to approach how common
desktop browsers parse HTML fragments when implementing the setter 
for DOM's C<innerHTML> attribute.

=back

The push parser and SAX-based parser are not supported. Trying
to change an option (such as recover_silently) will make
HTML::HTML5::Parser carp a warning. (But you can inspect the
options.)

=head2 Error Handling