In the explanations of </>, you refer to "leaving out the ending tag".
You should refer instead to "leaving out the name of the end-tag".
In SGML this kind of tag was known as an "empty end-tag", but I don't
know that it's helpful to use that terminology today.

I'm still trying to review the rest of the spec in detail, but I wanted
to get this correction posted first.

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