Executing the inner object of an empty HTML element will select the outer
object:
<p> text <i>|</i> text </p>
dit
<p> text text </p>
Doing the same with any other kind of delimited block, say, a parenthesized
one, is just a no-op:
(defun (|) arg)
dib
(defun (|) arg)
Theoretically speaking, this looks like inconsistency.
Is there some subtle practical value in it?
(The behavior is documented in :help tag-blocks, but there's no explanation as
to why it only applies to tag delimiters.)
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