remove -moz-transform and -o-transform due to minimal usage

[lukasoppermann]

-moz-transform has been removed in FF16 (currently FF stable is 37) and -o-transform at 11.5 (current stable Opera is 27).

If you use something like autoprefixer for the last 2,3 or even 5 versions, you still get an error.
I would say that suggesting to use vendor-prefixes for very old browser is an anti-pattern or at least not a best-practise and should not be encouraged by something like csslint.

Also, including a rule like this basically forces you to either turn off the rule (not good) or include all browser prefixes in autoprefixer (also bad).

Note: This is true for some other prefixed elements as well. If you merge this one, I am happy to check which other elements can be removed and add another PR.

[HerrBertling]

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[bwinton]

So, I like the idea behind this, but the file you changed is just to recognize vendor-prefixes and suggest that we use the standard fallback, so I think you want to leave that one alone, and instead change line 77 of src/rules/compatible-vendor-prefixes.js (and add a test to the bottom of tests/rules/compatible-vendor-prefixes.js)… Does that sound reasonable?

[lukasoppermann]

@bwinton thanks, I changed it the way you suggested.

[lukasoppermann]

@nschonni any change of getting this merged?

[himedlooff]

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[lukasoppermann]

Hey @frvge will this ever be merged?

[frvge]

Even though behavior changes, I think it's OK to move forward. FF16 is from 2012 and Opera 11.5 from 2011. Getting an error to slightly update your CSS after 4 years is IMO acceptable. FYI @XhmikosR .