:not(), [att=val], [att!=val], [att|=val], [att*=val], [att~=val],
[att^=val], [att$=val]
Note that the selection is now returned as a simple Set, breaking the
abilty brought in by #8 and #9 tot :select() or () on the selection. Of
course, the elements in the returned Set are still ElementNodes that
can be selected upon.
... regarding [attribute=value] and other matching.
Also explained (in comments) the different matching patterns.
And fixed a bug where /> would be listed as an attribute.
And added a few more tests.
fixed :not() in that it filters after all matches, preventing later
selection of elements that shouldn't have been there
Also, ditched the idea of returning a container node, since it was
complex and didn't add much. The functionality could be reintroduced by
having Set implement the __call or maybe even __index to return the
combined results of all its elements.
