Don't fetch info from Specref for CSS and www.w3.org specs. #1658
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Browser-specs still fetched info from Specref for a few W3C specs, notably the `css-backgrounds-4` draft and a few policy documents. Info is now fetched directly from the spec for these specs. This will make it possible to properly retire `csswg.json` in Specref. The GIF spec, published under `https://www.w3.org` is treated as an exception to the rule, because its URL ends with `.txt`, signaling a spec published in plain text. Note: Browser-specs still leverages Specref, mainly for WHATWG specs, a few TC39 and ISO specs, and a couple of CG specs that use their own GitHub org.
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Browser-specs still fetched info from Specref for a few W3C specs, notably the
css-backgrounds-4draft and a few policy documents. Info is now fetched directly from the spec for these specs. This will make it possible to properly retirecsswg.jsonin Specref.The GIF spec, published under
https://www.w3.orgis treated as an exception to the rule, because its URL ends with.txt, signaling a spec published in plain text.Note: Browser-specs still leverages Specref, mainly for WHATWG specs, a few TC39 and ISO specs, and a couple of CG specs that use their own GitHub org.