[tests] More generic rules for repository/sourcePath tests #1139
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This fixes #781, using a more generic set of rules. For `repository`, the test does not look at IETF and FIDO Alliance specs and also skips W3C specs that got published under www.w3.org and for which we don't have an Editor's Draft. For `sourcePath`, the test simply skips over entries that don't have a `repository` property. There remains one exception to the rule but that seems fine.
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This fixes #781, using a more generic set of rules. For
repository, the test does not look at IETF and FIDO Alliance specs and also skips W3C specs that got published under www.w3.org and for which we don't have an Editor's Draft.For
sourcePath, the test simply skips over entries that don't have arepositoryproperty. There remains one exception to the rule but that seems fine.