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Ask for tests for normative changes in README #90
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Good stuff, thank you |
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Yay! Was this already mostly happening for Touch Events, or does this represent an actual change? |
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i think it's been ages since we made a hard normative change. back when this was quite active, I believe most (?) had a matching web platform test. |
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Sounds good, and since the spec isn't changing much, it's even more important that when it does, the changes can't go unnoticed by implementers indefinitely. |
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See https://github.com/foolip/testing-in-standards/blob/master/policy.md
for context. This phrasing matches that used for many other specs'
CONTRIBUTING.md files.