add missing data for hyphenate-limit-chars #18369
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A while back, we actually ended up freezing IE data so we're not doing intentional updates to it. I think we should just skip this PR, WDYT? |
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I'm more than happy to not worry about IE/Early Edge data ;-) Thanks for letting me know; I'll close this PR. |
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Summary
As part of my work on the CSS
hyphenate-limit-charsproperty (added to Chrome in version 109), I checked out the browser-compat-data. I found that the Chrome data was already there, but the CSS Tricks article mentions support in IE 10 and pre-Chromium versions of Edge with an-ms-prefix. I took this opportunity to add that data.Test results and supporting details
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