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Description
If I specify a value for the mute option in ~/.tidyrc, for example:
mute: MISSING_DOCTYPE
This causes tidy to work normally, observing the mute option I specified, but it also causes tidy to output the following error message and exit with a return code of 1:
Loading config file "~/.tidyrc" failed, err = 1
Specifying --mute MISSING_DOCTYPE on the command line instead of specifying it in ~/.tidyrc does not trigger this problem.
Reproducing is simple enough. Run the following command with mute: MISSING_DOCTYPE in ~/.tidyrc:
echo '<html><head><title>foo</title></head><body></body></html>' | tidy
Then take that line out of ~/.tidyrc then run the following:
echo '<html><head><title>foo</title></head><body></body></html>' | tidy --mute MISSING_DOCTYPE