It's mentioned in Example 5, but it's counterintuitive, so
I'll highlight it here: attribute values are actually
SimpleXMLElement objects and (like actual elements) they
need to be cast to string before use as an array index.
Otherwise PHP throws an "Illegal offset type"
warning.
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