Testing [this page](https://rootwork.org/blog/2022/09/refreshing-after-long-absence/), with this relevant markup:

```html

[some image markup]

Refreshing after a long absence

```

I get the warning "The parsed `name` name is longer than the content, which is usually a sign is it malformed due to being implicitly rather than explicitly parsed."

I'm not sure why it's not picking up the `p-name` in that `span` -- which I assume is why I'm seeing this warning. (I also searched the source to make sure `p-name` doesn't appear anywhere else, and it doesn't.)

Start with the linked page and the supplied HTML markup, then trace how the tool parses the article’s `name` and the nested `p-name` span. Reproduce the warning and verify that the name is parsed from the intended span without the false-negative length warning.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.