Add comprehensive Chinese documentation and Emacs Lisp implementation for CSS selector parser #1
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Provides detailed Chinese technical documentation explaining the CSS selector parsing implementation and a complete Emacs Lisp reimplementation of the parser core.
Documentation (2,327 lines)
Emacs Lisp Implementation (1,135 lines)
css-selector-parser.el implements:
examples.el demonstrates:
Supports: basic selectors, combinators (descendant, child, adjacent, sibling), pseudo-classes/elements, attribute selectors (basic operators), nesting, comments.
Implementation Notes
Educational focus prioritizes code clarity over completeness. Limitations documented:
:nth-child()etc.)Original prompt
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