2276 Relax XSLT rules on Extension Attributes - #2283
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Changes the rule for extension attributes, instead of saying they MUST NOT cause non-conformant behaviour, we now say SHOULD NOT, and give examples where it might be appropriate to break this rule, e.g. for security. Also, extension attributes can now modify the behaviour of the serializer in any way they like.
The PR also moves the section on Extension Attributes to a more logical place in the spec.