BOM characters (& #8203;) to Textnode objects

Simply say the BOM
A BOM is a special Unicode character that represents a "0-wide space." The BOM is not visible in the general state.
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Problem
Because some named entities cannot directly enter the keyboard, you cannot copy the paste, such as the BOM character (& #8203;), which prevents the node object from being created through createTextNode.
However, many times it is necessary to switch to a Textnode object for easy operation, such as adding a BOM character near an element

Code Implementation

Not just for turning named entities

function Htmltonode (HTML) {    var elem = document.createelement (' div ');     = html;     return elem.childnodes;} // Test Document.body.appendChild (Htmltotextnode (' & #8203; ') [0]);

BOM characters (& #8203;) to Textnode objects