Fix: lint_file() fails to process lines containing both opening and closing <div> tags

[smitrajurkar]

The lint_file() function has a bug in how it handles lines containing

tags currently, the function uses continue statements after detecting an opening or closing

tag.This causes the linter to stop processing the remainder of the line, even if it contains additional tags.
A single line can contain both an opening and a closing tag, such as:

Some Text

With the current logic:

The opening

is processed.

The closing

is ignored, since the function continues to the next iteration after handling the first tag.

This leads to an inconsistent block_context_stack, which can cause:

The linter to incorrectly assume an RTL context for subsequent lines.

False positives or missed issues in linting results.

Remove premature continue statements.

Allow full parsing of the line, ensuring both opening and closing tags are properly processed.

Please check the PR description for detailed information on the issue and fix.

Pull Request: #12429

[7se7en72025]

@smitrajurkar please review the PR

[Anmoldube]

@smitrajurkar Remove the continue statements after processing opening or closing tags inside lint_file().

Instead, allow the parsing loop to continue checking the remainder of the line.

This ensures both tags on the same line are handled, keeping block_context_stack consistent and reliable.