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This test is marked <spec value="XSLT20+"/> but uses an xsl:version="3.0" attribute in the stylesheet.
Well, it's an error case, and although a 2.0 processor will report a slightly different error (variable $g not declared) it should still pass the test. Note, the context for this is a decision last week to drop the bind-group attribute from for-each-group; most of the tests have been changed to remove this attribute but this one was retained as a test that the attribute is now rejected.
Closing as invalid on the grounds stated.
The test was modified on 2014-09-05 and split into an XSLT20 and XSLT30+ case, with different error codes, so I think the bug report is correct in that it actually was a bug. Marking it fixed, because I think invalid would mean that no action was taken.
Thanks.