For this spec to be web compatible, I think it will need normative teeth, as well as be explicit about when and where it applies. E.g. #28. In general, I think it needs to either:
- Require other specs to normatively reference
contentHint in explicit algorithms, or
- Take it upon itself to own and specify the relevant normative language additions on behalf of the specs it wants to influence, as a form of extension spec.
Then add tests that prove functionality (beyond the current getter/setter tests).
For this spec to be web compatible, I think it will need normative teeth, as well as be explicit about when and where it applies. E.g. #28. In general, I think it needs to either:
contentHintin explicit algorithms, orThen add tests that prove functionality (beyond the current getter/setter tests).