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Close all non-closed elements when containing element closes. To fix issue taoqf#294. Added as an option so that behaviour does not change for those who do not opt in to the new behaviour.
Intention was to add it as a devDependency, but added it as a dependency by mistake.
Move tests of option closeAllByClose to test/tests/unclosedtags.js
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If option closeAllByClosing is set to true, then all unclosed elements are closed at the end of their parent element.
This is done only after all usual heuristics for closing tags based on opening and closing tags have been exercised, to catch and close any remaining unclosed elements.
This ensures that where there is a parent element, all nested elements are closed by the close of the parent.
This will allow some cases of invalid HTML to be parsed and manipulated which otherwise might fail.