* fix(xslt): resolve string-form document() against the stylesheet element's base URI
A string-form document() reference resolves against the base URI of the
stylesheet element holding it (XSLT 1.0 12.1). For a declaration in an
included or imported file that is the included file's URI, not the top
stylesheet's, so document('data.xml') (or document('')) in an included file
must resolve against the included file.
The parser already tracked each top-level declaration's source-file base but
discarded it after collection. That base is now carried onto the compiled
templates and global variables, into the runtime context, and through to the
function table, so the document() string form resolves against it. Templates
and globals both carry it, so the rule holds wherever the call appears.
Closes Apache Xalan conformance cases mdocs12 and mdocs13.
* fix(xslt): carry base URI into for-each and sort contexts; keep document('') self-referential
Follow-up to the string-form document() base URI work. Three coverage gaps:
- xsl:for-each and xsl:sort evaluate their body and key expressions in a
context derived from, not equal to, the enclosing template's, so a
document() call there resolved against the empty base when the template came
from an included file. Both now inherit the enclosing context's base URI.
- A non-empty base URI made document('') in the top stylesheet resolve to that
base and route through the loader, rather than returning the stylesheet's own
parsed document as before. The parsed stylesheet is now registered under its
base URI, so document('') reaches it without the loader; document('') in an
included file (a different base) still loads that file.