Remove appcache from shared workers #2384
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This was never implemented anywhere, and since appcache is deprecated, it never will be.
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…embers.html Follows whatwg/html#2384.
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…embers.html Follows whatwg/html#2384.
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This was never implemented anywhere, and since appcache is deprecated,
it never will be.
I just noticed this while scrolling through the spec. I guess we'll want tests of the
-historical.htmlvariety.I didn't bother getting rid of the "cache host" term even though now it just means "Document", as that seemed like a lot of work for marginal gain.