"<>" is wrongly treated as an HTML tag

notify-osd 0.9.9-0ubuntu1, Ubuntu Jaunty

1. notify-send "test" "I love fish ><>"

What happens: A bubble appears with a title "test", and body text "I love fish >".
What should happen: A bubble appears with a title "test", and body text "I love fish ><>".

From <https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NotifyOSD#sanitizing>: "If the text contains a < character that is immediately followed by a letter or by a / character, and a > character occurs later in the string, the sequence from that < character to the soonest-following > character inclusive should be treated as an HTML tag and removed."

Here, the < character is *not* immediately followed by a letter or by a / character, but Notify OSD is treating the string from < to > as an HTML tag anyway. It shouldn't do that.

It may save time to fix bug 356567 at the same time as this bug.