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Parsoid currently does this correctly in production because it calls
`expandTemplates` via the API and the necessary newlines are inserted
magically.  But the native expansion (used by parserTests) is incorrect,
because we expand the template arguments before knowing the correct
sol context, and so a template where the argument appears first (like
Template:Echo) has argument #1 expanded in non-SOL context.  When we
later splice in the argument tokens, they are still in non-SOL context
(ie, a literal `#` not a &amp;amp;amp;lt;li&amp;amp;amp;gt; token) and so adding an extra `\n` to
the token stream makes no difference.

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