pub enum InsertionPoint<Handle> {
    LastChild(Handle),
    BeforeSibling(Handle),
    TableFosterParenting {
        element: Handle,
        prev_element: Handle,
    },
}

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LastChild(Handle)

Insert as last child in this parent.

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BeforeSibling(Handle)

Insert before this following sibling.

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TableFosterParenting

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§element: Handle
§prev_element: Handle

Insertion point is decided based on existence of element’s parent node.

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impl<Handle> RefUnwindSafe for InsertionPoint<Handle>where Handle: RefUnwindSafe,

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impl<Handle> Send for InsertionPoint<Handle>where Handle: Send,

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impl<Handle> Sync for InsertionPoint<Handle>where Handle: Sync,

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impl<Handle> Unpin for InsertionPoint<Handle>where Handle: Unpin,

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impl<Handle> UnwindSafe for InsertionPoint<Handle>where Handle: UnwindSafe,

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