Option to minify less aggressivly?

[CelestialGuru]

Straight from the readme, we're given:

import minify_html

minified = minify_html.minify("<p>  Hello, world!  </p>", minify_js=True, remove_processing_instructions=True)

The value of minified is:

>>> print(minified)
'<p>Hello, world!'

This is not what I want. I want '<p>Hello, world!</p>'. Is there a less aggressive option available?

My main motivation is I'm generating intermediate html snippits, which will later be embedded in another final html later on. I wanted to save disk space while storing these partial html snippets. Debugging these snippets will confuse my team if there's not guaranteed to be "valid html" in the human sense.

[RobinClowers]

You probably want --keep-closing-tags --keep-comments --keep-html-and-head-opening-tags