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Actually, what makes them XHTML is the OPF file. Open it up and search for xhtml :-), you'll see what I mean. But yes, there's nothing to worry about. And if you _are_ getting that wrong, it should show up when you run epubcheck, because epub doesn't allow normal html.
I was just trying to figure out why Firefox didn't get the right character encoding. As charleski pointed out, it might have been a configuration issue. But it was worth pointing out that your test with Firefox was out-of-spec.
Unless you're specifically trying to produce "polyglot" markup that works as both syntaxes, for some peculiar reason. Right now, you're using markup which only works in XHTML (again, this is fine for epub) -
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
(but for this specific issue, firefox _should_ autodetect the character encoding anyway, unless there's another problem, or firefox is misconfigured).
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