XPath over DOM with CDATA section and text node sibling

The DOM data model and the XPath data model differ for the number of 
child nodes the test element in this XML document has:
   <root><test><![CDATA[cdata text.]]>normal text.</test></root>
In the XPath data model the test element has a single text child node, 
in the DOM data model the test element has two child nodes, a CDATA 
section node and a text node.
Mozilla (both Firefox 2.0 release as well as a 3.0a nightly) with this 
test case
<http://home.arcor.de/martin.honnen/mozillaBugs/domLevel3/mappingProblem1.html>
show the following output:

Number of nodes: 2

nodeType: 4; nodeValue: cdata text.

nodeType: 3; nodeValue: normal text.


Is that in compliance with 
<http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-3-XPath/xpath.html#TextNodes>?
That says
   "Instead of returning multiple nodes where XPath sees a single 
logical text node, only the first non-empty DOM Text  or CDATASection 
node of any logical XPath text will be returned in the node set."
so it seems Mozilla should only return one child node, the CDATA section 
node.

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	Martin Honnen
	http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/