web-specs 2.39.0 → 2.41.0

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  1. package/README.md +44 -0
  2. package/index.json +2367 -371
  3. package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ cross-references, WebIDL, quality, etc.
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  - [`title`](#title)
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  - [`shortTitle`](#shorttitle)
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  - [`categories`](#categories)
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+ - [`standing`](#standing)
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  - [`series`](#series)
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  - [`series.shortname`](#seriesshortname)
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  - [`series.currentSpecification`](#seriescurrentspecification)
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  - [`groups`](#groups)
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  - [`release`](#release)
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  - [`release.url`](#releaseurl)
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+ - [`release.status`](#releasestatus)
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  - [`release.filename`](#releasefilename)
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  - [`release.pages`](#releasepages)
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  - [`nightly`](#nightly)
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  - [`nightly.url`](#nightlyurl)
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+ - [`nightly.status`](#nightlystatus)
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  - [`nightly.alternateUrls`](#nightlyalternateurls)
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  - [`nightly.filename`](#nightlyfilename)
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  - [`nightly.pages`](#nightlypages)
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  specs in the `browser-specs` package.
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+ ### `standing`
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+ A rough approximation of whether the spec is in good standing, meaning that,
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+ regardless of its current status, it should be regarded as a spec that gets some
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+ love from targeted implementers and as a spec that has some well-defined scope,
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+ whether the spec has not yet matured enough or should only be viewed as a
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+ collection of interesting ideas for now, or whether development of the spec has
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+ been discontinued.
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+ Specs for which the status is "Unofficial Proposal Draft" or "A Collection of
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+ Interesting Ideas" typically have a standing set to `"pending"` (but there may
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+ be exceptions).
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+ Specs whose status is "Discontinued Draft" typically have a standing set to
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+ `"discontinued"`.
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+ The `standing` property is always set. Value may either be `"good"`, `"pending"`
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+ or `"discontinued"`. Value is always `"good"` for specs in the `browser-specs`
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+ package.
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  ### `series`
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  An object that describes the series that the spec is part of. A series includes
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  The `url` property is always set.
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+ #### `release.status`
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+ The status of the latest published snapshot of the spec. See
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+ [Documents published at W3C](https://www.w3.org/standards/types) for possible
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+ values, e.g. "Recommendation", "Candidate Recommendation Draft", "Draft
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+ Registry" or "Working Draft".
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+ The `status` property is always set.
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  #### `release.filename`
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  The filename of the resource that gets served when the default URL is fetched.
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  The `url` property is always set.
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+ #### `nightly.status`
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+ The status of the nightly version of the spec. This is typically "Editor's
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+ Draft" or "Living Standard", but can also be "Draft Community Group Report"
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+ for Community Group drafts, "Unofficial Proposal Draft" for some unofficial
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+ CSS specifications, "Internet Standard" for IETF specifications, etc.
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+ The `status` property is always set.
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  #### `nightly.alternateUrls`
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  A list of alternate URLs for the Editor's Draft or the living standard.