You'd need to include the entire HTML (or XHTML) specification that you're going to be using in a rather large PHP class and check the code for anything which doesn't follow the rules.
It'd be a rather large job, and I've never come across a script which does it. I'd just stick with the w3 Validator and their HTML Tidy application. Both can be found on http://w3.org/ if I recall.
I've found a solution to my problem. I didn't need to use tidy since I didn't need to validate everything, just while inserting into the database. There are many scripts that basically do the same thing in PHP w/ slight differences among them.
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