Editorial: add enumerated attribute table for draggable #9965
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Per #9832, all enumerated attributes should follow a fixed format including a table of keywords and states.
This PR ensures the
draggableattribute on form elements follows this formatting, adding the table and tweaking the prose to match the standardised format.馃挜 Error: Wattsi server error 馃挜
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