| thiemowmde added a comment. |
(Note: I edited my comment above.)
If you were the poor soul writing a CSS rule for styling values in a statement list, you would hate any special casing here.
I am the "poor soul" writing CSS. I can assure you, there is no problem with wrapping things that are lists in a tag that represents a list, and not doing this with things that are not a list.
the caller would not know whether to expect a block level element, or an inline element.
I don't understand why you say that. In the discussions I was involved in nobody ever said it would be a good idea to give any guarantees about inline vs. block elements. It's guaranteed to be a DOM element. That's all.
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