include wc validator in the pytest suite for the exported html #83
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https://validator.w3.org/ is a good place to verify html source. in this project, we are designing from aria first principles which means that some tests use improper tag attribute combinations. we catch a lot of those with this approach of the validator integrated into ci.
right now the parameterization of the tests is janky and the file writing is janky, but we'll handle that in another effort.
i showed @bollwyvl the preliminary research for this work https://tonyfast.github.io/tonyfast/xxiii/2023-11-14-w3c-validator.html he's submitted conda-forge/staged-recipes#24509 to make the validator available on
conda.