Kind test matches text() to both parsed and not parsed character nodes.

[jonmaber]

This is needed because, although CDATA_SECTION_NODE type is deprecated,
popular browsers still use it when building DOM from xml files. (They ought to convert
incoming CDATA sections to TEXT_NODE but they don't.) At the same time the built in
evaluate function in Firefox, Chrome, Safari etc. return the right results by matching text()
to both types of node. wgxpath (and M.S. Edge) only match to TEXT_NODE type so
CDATA sections are treated as non-text.

Here is a jsfiddle that shows how wgxpath 1.3.0 gives unexpected results
https://jsfiddle.net/r73me5er/11/

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[jonmaber]

Closed because I don't have and don't want a google account and so I can't access and approve the CLA.