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Originally Posted by DNSB
One possibility that comes to mind is that epub3 does not support HTML named entities. You might want to try replacing ↺ with ↺ (double check that as it's not a character I make use of). Repeat for any other HTML enties such the the right and left quotes. I've been bitten by this a few times since my favourite entity is not supported and & #160; (remove the space) just lacks the same human readability.
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The calibre editor does not use named entities in any version of epub. And from the OP's error messages, they have nothing to do with entities.
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For epub3, I would suggest using Sigil instead of calibre's editor. At this time, it simply supports epub3 better than calibre's editor does.
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Really, why?