Migrate HTML 5.0 references to HTML 5.1? #396
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This commit updates all HTML 5.0 references to HTML 5.1. To help assess references stability (issue w3c#295), the spec now also directly references the WebIDL Level 1 Recommendation, pointing out that NotAllowedError is defined in WebIDL Level 2. References to the WHATWG version of HTML for "current settings object" and "relevant settings object" now target HMTL 5.1 as well. Other changes introduced in this commit: - Correct nesting of <a>, <code>, <dfn> to make sure code definitions get styled in red as expected - ReSpec now automatically supports aliases such as "start()" for method, so dropped the now redundant alias definitions. - Turned references incorrectly marked as informative into normative references (UUID, cookies, RFCs).
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* Issue #396: Migrate HTML 5.0 references to HTML 5.1 This commit updates all HTML 5.0 references to HTML 5.1. To help assess references stability (issue #295), the spec now also directly references the WebIDL Level 1 Recommendation, pointing out that NotAllowedError is defined in WebIDL Level 2. References to the WHATWG version of HTML for "current settings object" and "relevant settings object" now target HMTL 5.1 as well. Other changes introduced in this commit: - Correct nesting of <a>, <code>, <dfn> to make sure code definitions get styled in red as expected - ReSpec now automatically supports aliases such as "start()" for method, so dropped the now redundant alias definitions. - Turned references incorrectly marked as informative into normative references (UUID, cookies, RFCs). * HTML 5.1 terms moved to a list, () dropped from method references Addressing @mfoltzgoogle comments on previous commit, the list of HTML 5.1 terms are now defined in a list, sorted by alphabetic order. Parentheses next to method names now dropped throughout the specification.
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Followup to close out Issue #396: Migrate HTML 5.0 references to HTML 5.1.
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The spec currently has a mix of references to HTML 5.0 and HTML 5.1. Now that HTML 5.1 is Technical Recommendation, it might be clearer to convert all term definitions to references to HTML 5.1, assuming there are no significant behavioral differences implied.
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