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I believe the expected results for test serialize-xml-120 are incorrect. The test serializes <e><f/><e/> with (effectively) no serialization parameters, and asserts that the result does not contain a space. But the serialized result contains an XML declaration, and therefore contains a space.
Withdrawn. The default for omit-xml-declaration when parameters are supplied using a map is "yes".