Overall, this was effective and worked well, until someone actually managed to get a couple of forbidden elements in. After some investigation, I've found that they had a corrupted HTML, which after sanitization would contain different elements than the ones it started with. The solution was to run the parser multiple times and stop when HTML stopped changing. If HTML kept changing after 3 loops, it would get nuked.
This ensures that all checkers encounter the same object order regardless of how and when they were created.
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