Force HTTPS URLs, drop CSS Forms, add specs #64
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This update contains the following changes: - HTTP URLs from the W3C API and Specref are now automatically switched to HTTPS URLs. Switches get reported as warnings to the console. See w3c#55. - CSS Forms Styling was dropped. See w3c#56. - W3C API redirect reponses generate a proper error message. See w3c#60. - A number of missing specs signaled in w3c#58 have been added. - A couple of tests were added to detect shortname collisions, and the presence of non-HTTPS URLs in index.json
Previous commit changed the constraints on index.json so new file needs to be included in the PR.
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