in reply to Finding and replacing 'nonvalid' html tags?
Or simply use HTML::Parser, writing a handler for start/end tags and only outputting ones you want (examples are here).
Update:
If you wanted a list of valid HTML tags, you could look at HTML::Tagset and %HTML::Tagset::isKnown
gav^
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