CSS2 ED switched to Bikeshed, no longer multipage #129
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The Editor's Draft of CSS2 was converted to Bikeshed recently: w3c/csswg-drafts#5196 This means that the spec becomes single page for now (at least until Bikeshed supports multipage specs). This update drops `cover.html` as "common" filename, since it was only used there, and adjusts tests to only expect multiple page from the published CSS 2.1 version. Note the published version of CSS 2.2 still has multiple pages, so the spec still needs to retain the `multipage` flag in `specs.json`.
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The Editor's Draft of CSS2 was converted to Bikeshed recently:
w3c/csswg-drafts#5196
This means that the spec becomes single page for now (at least until Bikeshed
supports multipage specs).
This update drops
cover.htmlas "common" filename, since it was only usedthere, and adjusts tests to only expect multiple page from the published
CSS 2.1 version.
Note the published version of CSS 2.2 still has multiple pages, so the spec
still needs to retain the
multipageflag inspecs.json.