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This is a pretty egregious omission. I've been working on getting the conformance tests the features I want before working on compat. I haven't even really looked at IE. It would be nice if gentest.html also worked, but it's not strictly necessary.
Seems to work okay in Opera 11.50.
Although it fails some tests solely due to serialization differences, as will IE. This should be fixed (once the tests run at all).
https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/editing/rev/ea6a5d169a17 https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/editing/rev/4a58a50f456c Tests now work in Opera 11.50 and IE10PP2. They sort of work in IE9, but it throws lots of weird exceptions, so I won't use it. The serialization errors are still there, but good enough for now.
It turns out that IE and Opera parse and/or serialize things inconsistently. I can assign to something's innerHTML and then read it back out, back that only fixes a few failures. So I'll just leave it alone -- it's a pretty small number of failures. I'm not even going to try to get them working for gentest.html. The bugs are much too egregious.