Is it by design that calling XmlDomExtensions.GetNodesIntersectingRange and passing it a range of a subelement doesn't include the parent element? E.g. ``` <A> <B> </B> </A> ``` passing the range of B only returns B, but A's range isn't considered intersecting it?
Is it by design that calling XmlDomExtensions.GetNodesIntersectingRange and passing it a range of a subelement doesn't include the parent element?
E.g.
passing the range of B only returns B, but A's range isn't considered intersecting it?