Prevent MediaElement.js scripts and styles from being enqueued #1061
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Hi @westonruter,
Thanks for fixing this enqueuing of MediaElement styles and scripts. This looks good.
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I noticed that when using an audio/video media widget that MediaElement.js scripts and styles are getting enqueued erroneously. Since we're using AMP components for playing media instead of MediaElement.js it doesn't make sense for these to be enqueued to begin with.
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