:not selector with multiple arguments

[koedx]

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/:not

The :not() pseudo-class requires a comma-separated list of one or more selectors as its argument.

Does pup's implementation not accept a comma-separated list, or am I not understanding the appropriate syntax to accomplish what I'm trying to do? Specifically, I'm trying to filter out the header & footer divs from the html I'm working with, ie.

cat example.html | pup 'div#wrap > div:not(#header, #footer)'

Is this a bug/limitation of pup? Regardless, would appreciate any guidance. Thx.

[hseg]

Hit by this as well, am trying to filter out links pointing towards localhost and those needing Tor, so I want a:not([href*=localhost], [href*=.onion/]) to work -- right now am getting

Selector parsing error: Unmatched open brace '['

MDN's workaround of chaining :not()'s doesn't work either, a:not(...):not(...) yields

Selector parsing error: Expected selector indicator after ']'

EDIT: A clunky, but working workaround is to use multiple instances of pup:
pup 'a:not([href*=localhost])' | pup 'a:not([href*=.onion/])