Split up partial elements, and set up SetHTML variants for extraction.#392
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Split up partial elements, and set up SetHTML variants for extraction.#392otherdaniel wants to merge 1 commit intoWICG:mainfrom
SetHTML variants for extraction.#392otherdaniel wants to merge 1 commit intoWICG:mainfrom
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(idk my approval matters, but should be good from bikeshed usage perspective)
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OK to merge from my end. This is mostly editorial and I'm happy if it makes tooling happy :-) |
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This splits up the partial interfaces, so that the setHTML/parseHTML methods can be extracted, while setHTMLUnsafe/parseHTMLUnsafe are not, as requested by #391.
Fix: #391
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