Document RTCIceTransport

[a2sheppy]

Acceptance criteria

• Write and/or complete the page RTCIceTransport
• Ensure each member of RTCIceTransport is documented completely
• Provide at least one example showing how RTCIceTransport is useful
• Document RTCIceRole
• Document RTCIceTransportState
• Document RTCIceGathererState
• Document RTCIceCandidatePair
• Document RTCIceParameters
• Document statechange event
• Document gatheringstatechange event
• Document selectedcandidatepairchange event
• Update BCD for RTCIceTransport
• Make sure the new types and events are in GroupData.json
• All of the types need to be added to BCD
• Add information related to these documents to overview materials as needed; explain ICE transports and their role in ICE transactions, etc.
• Ensure that https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebRTC_API/Connectivity#Choosing_a_candidate_pair is complete
• Ensure all internal links are in place as needed, both in the new pages and in existing content that should link into the new pages

[a2sheppy]

The RTCIceTransport page is mostly done now; just the Examples section left to do. Next up: the subpages.

[a2sheppy]

Docs for RTCIceTransport properties below are done aong with the types they return:

• component
• gatheringState
• role

[a2sheppy]

The RTCIceTransport interface, all its members, and all types and interfaces it depends upon are documented now.

Turns out that Firefox does not implement RTCIceTransport yet. Nor does Chrome. So… that’s a sprint task that was largely pointless. At this point, I’m going to just get the new stuff added to GroupData, then find something else to work on for the remainder of the sprint. No point in spending time with the BCD updates, examples, etc, for an API nobody supports.

[a2sheppy]

At this point, I’m going to move to something else and leave this stuff as is until it’s actually implemented somewhere.