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We can just use nokogiri
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We are dropping HTML 4.01 and XHTML strict compliance since input
tags directly inside a form are valid HTML5, and the absense of
inline styles help in validating for Content Security Policy.
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The use of `display:inline` with the content_tag call in the
extra_tags_for_form method potentially causes display issues with some
browsers, namely Internet Explorer. IE's behaviour of not collapsing
the line height on divs with ostensibly no content means that the
automatically added div containing the hidden authenticity_token, utf8
and _method form input tags may interfere with other visible form
elements in certain circumstances. The use of `display:none` rather
than `display:inline` fixes this problem.
Fixes #6403
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Control to output a hidden input tag with name `utf8` without monkey
patching
Before:
form_tag
# => '<form>..<input name="utf8" type="hidden" value="✓" />..</form>'
After:
form_tag
# => '<form>..<input name="utf8" type="hidden" value="✓" />..</form>'
form_tag({}, { :enforce_utf8 => false })
# => '<form>....</form>'
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