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Like Element.outerHTML, but for the whole Document.
This means it returns a string containing the <html>.....</html>
with all the content between, plus the <!DOCTYPE ....>
declaration (if present), and any comments and stray elements or text nodes.
npm install "git+https://code.treora.com/gerben/document-outerhtml#latest"
or
npm install document-outerhtml@latest
..or equivalent
import documentOuterHTML from 'document-outerhtml'
const html = documentOuterHTML(document)
CC0; do whatever you want with this code.