Editorial: Add a Web Platform Design Principles link for [Exposed=*]
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In w3ctag/design-principles#510, the TAG's Design Principles document added a section on considerations for exposing an interface everywhere (`[Exposed=*]`). This patch links to that section in the definition of `[Exposed=*]`. Additionally, the paragraph where that link is added used to have `class="advisement"`, which has no styles or any apparent special meaning. This patch changes it to `class="note"`, which was probably the intention.
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In w3ctag/design-principles#510, the TAG's Design Principles document added a section on considerations for exposing an interface everywhere (
[Exposed=*]). This patch links to that section in the definition of[Exposed=*].Additionally, the paragraph where that link is added used to have
class="advisement", which has no styles or any apparent special meaning. This patch changes it toclass="note", which was probably the intention.Preview | Diff