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Remove unused XPath functions min, max, ReplaceAll, FontSizeGuess - #906
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None of these were called from any rule file or from Rust code via XPath. They were registered under a "Not used: remove??" comment. - Delete Min, Max and ReplaceAll and their registrations - Drop the XPath registration for FontSizeGuess; its only remaining use was em_from_value() from canonicalize.rs, which is now a free pub(crate) function
Linux library size: 0.59 MiB (-0.14%)
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# Conflicts: # src/xpath_functions.rs
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None of these were called from any rule file or from Rust code via XPath. They were registered under a "Not used: remove??" comment.