Why the method text.trim() is used on all parser.textNode values in ontext method?

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In soap response there are whitespaces in element content.

I want them to be preserved, but from the code in strong-soap it seems that the text.trim() method is hardcoded.
It does not accept any options.

Specifically I have an element like this and i need the multiple whitespace to be preserved:

` `

/src/parser/xmlHandler.js:

`p.ontext = function(text) {
text = text && text.trim();
if (!text.length)
return;
...
}`

Thanks for your reply.

Start in /src/parser/xmlHandler.js at the ontext handler and trace how parser.textNode values are processed. Check existing parser tests or related XML handling to determine the expected behavior, then add coverage showing whether whitespace is preserved and verify the chosen behavior with the test suite.

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