[css-color] Export term premultiplied, link to it consistently #11238

Author: svgeesus

css-color-4/Overview.bs

@@ -4595,9 +4595,9 @@ Color Interpolation</h2>
 		</li>
 		<li>(if required) re-inserting [=carried forward=] values in the converted colors</li>
 		<li>(if required) fixing up the hues, depending on the selected <<hue-interpolation-method>></li>
-		<li>changing the color components to premultiplied form</li>
+		<li>changing the color components to [=premultiplied=] form</li>
 		<li>linearly interpolating each component of the computed value of the color separately</li>
-		<li>undoing premultiplication</li>
+		<li>undoing [=premultiplied|premultiplication=]</li>
 	</ol>
 
 
@@ -4894,7 +4894,7 @@ Interpolating with Missing Components</h3>
 	</div>
 
 	If the carried forward [=missing component=]
-	is alpha, the color must be premultiplied with this carried forward value,
+	is alpha, the color must be [=premultiplied=] with this carried forward value,
 	not with the zero value that would have resulted from color conversion.
 
 	<div class="example" id="ex-oklch-missing-alpha">
@@ -4926,15 +4926,15 @@ Interpolating with Missing Components</h3>
 Interpolating with Alpha</h3>
 
 	When the colors to be interpolated are not fully opaque,
-	they are transformed into <dfn export>premultiplied color values</dfn>
+	they are first <dfn export>premultiplied</dfn>
 	as follows:
 
 	*  If the alpha value is ''none'', the premultiplied value is the un-premultiplied value. Otherwise,
 	*  If any component value is ''none'', the premultiplied value is also ''none''.
 	*  For [=rectangular orthogonal color=] coordinate systems, all component values are multiplied by the alpha value.
-	*  For [=cylindrical polar color=] coordinate systems, the hue angle is <em>not</em> premultiplied, but the other two axes are premultiplied.
+	*  For [=cylindrical polar color=] coordinate systems, the hue angle is <em>not</em> premultiplied, but the other two axes <em>are</em> premultiplied.
 
-	To obtain a color value from a premultipled color value,
+	To obtain a color value from a premultiplied color value,
 
 	* If the interpolated alpha value is zero or ''none'',
 		the un-premultiplied value is the premultiplied value. Otherwise,

css-color-5/Overview.bs

@@ -503,21 +503,21 @@ The choice of mixing color space can have a large effect on the end result.
 So far, all the ''color-mix()'' examples
 have used fully opaque colors.
 To simplify the examples,
-the premultilication and unpremultiplication steps
+the [=premultiplied|premultilication=] and unpremultiplication steps
 were omitted
 because these would simply multiply by 1, and divide by 1,
 so the result would be unchanged.
 
 In the general case,
 colors may have non-unity alpha components
-and thus the premultiply, interpolate, unpremultiply steps
+and thus the [=premultiplied|premultiply=], interpolate, unpremultiply steps
 must not be omitted.
 
 <div class="example" id="ex-premultiply-srgb">
 	This example is 25% semi-opaque red
 	and 75% semi-opaque green.
 	mixed in sRGB.
-	Both the correct (premultiplied)
+	Both the correct ([=premultiplied=])
 	and incorrect (non-premultiplied)
 	workings are shown.