Set non-spec list-style-types to standard_track: false #25116
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ddbeck
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@Elchi3 I rarely touch the standard_track data. Would you mind double-checking here? |
Elchi3
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I'm okay with this but again I can't really assess the standardization status or "standards track" here. Still I think it looks like the correct call to me to change this to false.
Note that we want to remove the standard_track status property from BCD entirely, because we only want to point to spec_urls and can't maintain "standards track" statuses accurately oftentimes. By just providing spec_urls, data consumers can then see the status of the specification document by navigating to the given URL (or consult the browser-specs project for status information).
See #1531.
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Summary
This sets the following values of
css.properties.list-style-typeto non-standard, as they do not appear in the spec.Test results and supporting details
https://drafts.csswg.org/css-counter-styles-3/#typedef-counter-style
https://drafts.csswg.org/css-counter-styles/#extending-css2
Some of the values are available in the "Ready-made counter styles" spec, but that is just a page with counter styles that you can add to your site, but aren't made available by default by the user agent.
Related issues
Partially addresses #24545, but this does not address the incorrect support data.