Add article to node search tags#865
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* The <article> tag often denotes exactly where the article begins and ends in HTML5.
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- requirements: add lxml-html-clean (fixes `import newspaper` breaking on lxml>=5) - nlp: NLTK punkt_tab fallback in split_sentences (codelucas#1023) + collapse intra-sentence newlines (codelucas#873); download_corpora adds punkt_tab (codelucas#1023) - cleaners: itemprop contains("articleBody") keeps multi-token itemprop nodes (codelucas#953) - extractors: include <article> in scoring candidate nodes (codelucas#865) - tests: expect precise meta article:published_time (intended fork behavior) - bump version to 0.4.0
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I noticed the wrong text was being pulled from articles on the bbc.co.uk. This includes whole articles rather than focusing on good paragraphs or table rows.