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I have this code On Playground.. It is very simplified... but when reading from file it breaks and cannot handle rune characters.... The strings.Replace function just stops working
It looks like you're trying to parse HTML by using the strings package. For reference, you might be better off using an xpath tool or the html package that has built-in tokenizers to do your tokenizing. That makes it easier to find the nodes you're looking for and the values contained within those nodes.
What are some alternatives?
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