Update HTML parser rules for new select parser #34804
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The HTML spec was updated to remove most special parsing rules for select elements. This PR updates the logic in validateDOMNesting to match the new HTML spec so that authors can use the new parsing rules without getting errors in React. Fixes facebook#33609
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Summary
The HTML spec was updated to remove most special parsing rules for select elements: whatwg/html#10548
Chrome shipped these parser changes a while ago, and they have been implemented behind a flag in WebKit.
This PR updates the logic in validateDOMNesting to match the new HTML spec so that authors can use the new parsing rules without getting errors in React.
Fixes #33609
How did you test this change?
I updated the test cases in validateDOMNesting-test.js