non-leading <param>s in <object> fallback (detailed review of Semantics)

(This is part of my detailed review of the Semantics and structure of HTML  
elements section.)

Step 3 in the <object> algorithm says:

    (Fallback.) The object element doesn't represent anything except what
    the element's contents represent, ignoring any leading param element
    children. This is the element's fallback content.

s/leading // because processing of the object takes all children <param>s  
into account, not just the leading ones.

-- 
Simon Pieters
Opera Software