Use the named_partial selector in DocumentElement::hasContent()

Author: Amoifr

src/Element/DocumentElement.php

@@ -46,6 +46,9 @@ public function getContent()
      */
     public function hasContent(string $content)
     {
-        return $this->has('named', array('content', $content));
+        // anything matched by the "named_exact" selector is also matched by "named_partial",
+        // so checking "named_partial" directly gives the same result as "named" while
+        // saving the extra driver query the exact-then-partial fallback would make
+        return $this->has('named_partial', array('content', $content));
     }
 }

tests/Element/DocumentElementTest.php

@@ -164,8 +164,8 @@ public function testHasContent()
         $this->elementFinder->expects($this->exactly(2))
             ->method('findAll')
             ->willReturnMap(array(
-                array('named', array('content', 'some content'), '//html', array($node1, $node2)),
-                array('named', array('content', 'some other content'), '//html', array()),
+                array('named_partial', array('content', 'some content'), '//html', array($node1, $node2)),
+                array('named_partial', array('content', 'some other content'), '//html', array()),
             ));
 
         $this->assertTrue($this->document->hasContent('some content'));