editorial: Use permissions and permissions-policy dfn's from DEVICE-ORIENTATION #75
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…RIENTATION Adapt to w3c/deviceorientation#121 and w3c/deviceorientation#123. Those two PRs have moved the definition of the "accelerometer" permission name and permissions policy token to the Device Orientation spec, which is more widely implemented than this specification and can be referenced from this one.
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Adapt to w3c/deviceorientation#121 and w3c/deviceorientation#123.
Those two PRs have moved the definition of the "accelerometer"
permission name and permissions policy token to the Device Orientation
spec, which is more widely implemented than this specification and can
be referenced from this one.
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