It's been a couple months since the Koha-US conference in Portsmouth. I've signed off on a few patches and through repetition am starting to get the process.
I'm testing this bug by running the page's html though the W3C Markup Validation Service.
Running through the test plan leads me to finding a another stray html tag and writing my first patch. Even though this patch only changes a single character to fix a single html tag and its effect is invisible to users, it changes my whole perception of my relationship with Koha.
I learn that running koha-testing-docker frequently and testing patches not only teaches you about how Koha works, but it can help you finds bugs too.
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