webc:if="false" sticks when used in void elements

[geofflambeth]

As best I can tell, using void elements with webc:if="false" (or in practice, with a variable or function that returns false) doesn't return anything with webc:else or webc:elseif until an end tag or a webc:if="true" comes along. I wasn't able to find this documented in the subtleties and limitations section of the webc docs or in the existing issues, I hope I haven't just missed it.

Trying to work around it for now. Would love if anyone had thoughts!

Example with no end tags

<meta webc:if="true" name="test1" content="this should be returned">
<meta webc:else name="test1" content="this should not be returned">
<!-- should return with test1 -->

<meta webc:if="false" name="test2" content="this should not be returned">
<meta webc:else name="test2" content="this should be returned">
<!-- if is false, should return else -->

<meta webc:if="false" name="test3" content="this should not be returned">
<meta webc:else name="test3" content="this should be returned">
<!-- if is false, should return else -->

<meta webc:if="false" name="test4" content="this not should be returned">
<meta webc:elseif="true" name="test4" content="this should be returned">
<meta webc:else name="test4" content="this should not be returned">
<!-- elseif is true, should return elseif -->

<meta webc:if="true" name="test5" content="this should be returned">
<meta webc:else name="test5" content="this should not be returned">
<!-- if is true, should return elseif -->

Instead of returning with 5 meta tags, each with a unique "name" attribute and with "this should be returned" in the content attribute, this returns only 2 meta tags:

<meta name="test1" content="this should be returned">

<!-- should return with test1 -->



<!-- if is false, should return else -->



<!-- if is false, should return else -->




<!-- elseif is true, should return elseif -->

<meta name="test5" content="this should be returned">

<!-- if is true, should return elseif -->

Example with end tags before each webc:if, closer to expected behavior

<meta webc:if="true" name="test1" content="this should be returned">
<meta webc:else name="test1" content="this should not be returned">
<!-- should return with test1 -->

<div webc:ignore></div>
<meta webc:if="false" name="test2" content="this should not be returned">
<meta webc:else name="test2" content="this should be returned">
<!-- if is false, should return else -->

<div webc:ignore></div>
<meta webc:if="false" name="test3" content="this should not be returned">
<meta webc:else name="test3" content="this should be returned">
<!-- if is false, should return else -->

<div webc:ignore></div>
<meta webc:if="false" name="test4" content="this not should be returned">
<meta webc:elseif="true" name="test4" content="this should be returned">
<meta webc:else name="test4" content="this should not be returned">
<!-- elseif is true, should return elseif -->

<div webc:ignore></div>
<meta webc:if="true" name="test5" content="this should be returned">
<meta webc:else name="test5" content="this should not be returned">
<!-- if is true, should return elseif -->

This returns what I expected to see originally, with all 4 meta tags in place.

<meta name="test1" content="this should be returned">

<!-- should return with test1 -->



<meta name="test2" content="this should be returned">
<!-- if is false, should return else -->



<meta name="test3" content="this should be returned">
<!-- if is false, should return else -->



<meta name="test4" content="this should be returned">

<!-- elseif is true, should return elseif -->


<meta name="test5" content="this should be returned">

<!-- if is true, should return elseif -->