Update WHATWG boilerplate #1155
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See https://blog.whatwg.org/copyright-license-change for the former and whatwg/meta#23 plus speced/bikeshed#1155 for the latter. The new boilerplate includes the new copyright license, so this commit just removes it from the source file, as it does many other things that are now deduplicated into the Bikeshed boilerplate.
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Please DO NOT MERGE until we get whatwg/sg#51 resolved, as otherwise all WHATWG spec builds will start failing. The plan was to land this then land a bunch of PRs similar to whatwg/url#360 in quick succession. But until whatwg/sg#51 is resolved those PRs are blocked, and so this one is too. I'll ping the thread once it's ready! |
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@annevk I think this is ready. Let me know if it looks good to you; if so I'll send PRs like this to every other Bikeshed-using WHATWG spec, and then we can get the Bikeshed PR merged, and then merge these PRs, and everything will be nice. |
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Er, I meant to actually ping you to take a look at whatwg/url#360, @annevk. Sorry about that. |
This uses the computed metadata features to set better defaults across all WHATWG standards, and moves certain scripts (including the service worker registration script) into the boilerplate. As a drive-by, it removes the "likely out-of-date" for translations as it turns out we have very responsive translators for WHATWG standards and we'd like to be a bit nicer about their work.
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I got alphabetically down to Quirks before being called away to dinner. Quirks has some small issues as well: whatwg/quirks#20. Storage, Streams, |
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All PRs are ready. Things that would be nice to fix, but will not completely break things if they are done later: |
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OK, merge at will! |
This uses the computed metadata features to set better defaults across all WHATWG standards, and moves certain scripts (including the service worker registration script) into the boilerplate.
As a drive-by, it removes the "likely out-of-date" for translations as it turns out we have very responsive translators for WHATWG standards and we'd like to be a bit nicer about their work.