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Update web-components.md #1514

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Removed unnecessary line

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@arjunyel I am happy that you took the time to contribute and help this document get better, however for future reference when you open a PR like this would be nice to explain with few words your motivation of doing something so that it is for everyone clear.
Usually there are issues on a repository and given these issues people open PRs. Thats not always the case but one needs to be very experienced to break this rule. Another way to go would be for one to create an issue by herself and a complementary PR to close this issue. This way you keep people informed with your motives ;)

Hope this helps!! Thanks for taking the time and effort to contribute! Keep it up 👍

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I think we kept that line explicitly to be clear about the level of support. We'll revisit it soon in some fashion. Thanks for your PR!

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