Sortables:temp. inline styles not removed prior to stop callback fcn

I have a callback function on my sortables stop that sends the contents of the sortable element off for processing via AJAX. When I updated my UI library to 1.6RC2 I started seeing the temporary inline styles also sent along in the AJAX request, which were not previously present.

Sample code to duplicate:

$(document).ready(function(){
	$("#builder").sortable{
		stop: saveSortData
	});
});

function saveSortData() {
	target = document.getElementById('builder');
	var xhtml = "";
	xhtml = parsenode(target, true); 
//custom function that gets innerHTML of an element retaining proper XHMTL tags
//was submitted as a separate bug report on the main jQuery library

	$.post('ajax_builder_process.php', {
		formHTML: xhtml,
		formID: $("#formID").val()
	});
} //fcn sendSortData

Anyways, my resolution to the problem was to add the following to the top of my sendSortData() function:

$("#builder").children().removeAttr('style');

That strips all of the inline styles that are applied while you're actually doing the sorting: style="position: static; top: auto; left: auto; clear: none; z-index: auto; " (that's what it looks like when you stop sorting anyways, and was sent in the AJAX request until I added the above line).

As a proposed solution, something similar to the line of code above should be called prior to the stop callback function being run on sortables, if not sooner. May also apply to draggables; I haven't checked.

Just to be totally clear, without the above fix, the AJAX page gets this:

<div class="formElement" 
style="position: static; top: auto; left: auto; clear: none; z-index: auto; ">
	sample contents...
</div>

instead of this:

<div class="formElement">
	sample contents...
</div>

This was introduced somewhere in the creation of the current 1.6RC2, as this behavior didn't exist prior to updating. I don't know exactly which version of sortables I had been previously using unfortunately - I think 1.5.2.

Thanks for looking into this!

Eric