[css-scroll-snap] Uncurling quotes for consistency

Author: ChumpChief

css-scroll-snap/Overview.bs

@@ -191,20 +191,20 @@ Overview {#overview}
     as a particular alignment ('scroll-snap-align')
     of an element's <a>scroll snap area</a>
     (its border bounding box, as modified by 'scroll-snap-margin')
-    within the <a>scroll container</a>’s <a>snapport</a>
+    within the <a>scroll container</a>'s <a>snapport</a>
     (its scrollport, as reduced by 'scroll-snap-padding').
     This is conceptually equivalent to specifying the alignment of
     an <a>alignment subject</a> within an <a>alignment container</a>.
     A scroll position that satisfies the specified alignment
     is a <a>snap position</a>.
 
     The act of adjusting the scroll position
-    of a scroll container’s scrollport
+    of a scroll container's scrollport
     such that it is aligned to a snap position
     is called <dfn lt="snap | snapping | snapped">snapping</dfn>,
     and a <a>scroll container</a> is said to be
     <a>snapped</a> to a <a>snap position</a>
-    if its scrollport’s scroll position
+    if its scrollport's scroll position
     is that <a>snap position</a>
     and there is no active scrolling operation.
     The CSS Scroll Snap Module
@@ -271,7 +271,7 @@ Scroll Snapping Rules: the 'scroll-snap-type' property {#scroll-snap-type}
             If the content changes such that the scroll container would no longer be <a>snapped</a> (e.g. content is added, moved, deleted, resized) to the same snap position it was snapped to before the content change, the scroll container must be re-snapped.  If the same snap position it was snapped to before the content change still exists (e.g. its associated element was not deleted) and is reachable, the scroll container must be re-snapped to that same snap position after the content change.
 
             If specified on a non-<a>scroll container</a>,
-            this value “traps” descendant boxes’ <a>snap positions</a>,
+            this value "traps" descendant boxes' <a>snap positions</a>,
             preventing them from affecting any ancestor <a>scroll containers</a>.
 
         <dt><dfn>proximity</dfn>
@@ -283,7 +283,7 @@ Scroll Snapping Rules: the 'scroll-snap-type' property {#scroll-snap-type}
             Issue: The text for mandatory and proximity resnapping requirements has some overlap -- try to rewrite this more concisely and without repetition without altering functionality
 
             If specified on a non-<a>scroll container</a>,
-            this value “traps” descendant boxes’ <a>snap positions</a>,
+            this value "traps" descendant boxes' <a>snap positions</a>,
             preventing them from affecting any ancestor <a>scroll containers</a>.
     </dl>
 
@@ -333,7 +333,7 @@ Scroll Snapping Rules: the 'scroll-snap-type' property {#scroll-snap-type}
         <dt><dfn>point</dfn>
         <dd>
             The <a>scroll container</a> <a>point-snaps</a> to <a>snap positions</a> in both axes simultaneously,
-            treating each element’s <a>snap position</a> as a single 2D position
+            treating each element's <a>snap position</a> as a single 2D position
             (rather than potentially snapping to different elements in each axis).
     </dl>
 
@@ -439,7 +439,7 @@ Scroll Snapping Area: the 'scroll-snap-margin' property {#scroll-snap-margin}
     (interpreted as for 'margin' or 'border-image-outset').
     The <a>scroll snap area</a> is the rectangular bounding box of the transformed border box,
     plus the specified outsets,
-    axis-aligned in the <a>scroll container’s</a> coordinate space.
+    axis-aligned in the <a>scroll container's</a> coordinate space.
 
     Note: This ensures that the <a>scroll snap area</a> is always rectangular
     and axis-aligned to the <a>scroll container's</a> coordinate space.
@@ -522,7 +522,7 @@ Scoping Valid Snap Positions to Visible Boxes</h4>
     in all cases, the specified alignment creates a valid <a>snap position</a>
     only if at least part of the <a>snap area</a> is within the <a>snapport</a>.
     For example, a <a>snap area</a> is top-aligned to the <a>snapport</a>
-    if its top edge is coincident with the <a>snapport</a>’s top edge;
+    if its top edge is coincident with the <a>snapport</a>'s top edge;
     however, this alignment is nonetheless not a valid <a>snap position</a>
     if the entire <a>snap area</a> is outside the <a>snapport</a>.
 
@@ -586,7 +586,7 @@ Snapping Boxes that Overflow the Scrollport</h4>
 Unreachable Snap Positions</h4>
 
     If a <a>snap position</a> is unreachable as specified,
-    such that aligning to it would require scrolling the <a>scroll container</a>’s viewport
+    such that aligning to it would require scrolling the <a>scroll container</a>'s viewport
     past the edge of its <a>scrollable overflow region</a>,
     the <em>used</em> <a>snap position</a> for this <a>snap area</a>
     is the position resulting from scrolling <em>as much as possible</em> in each relevant axis
@@ -755,7 +755,7 @@ Axis vs Point-Snapping {#snap-dimensions}
         in each axis of the <a>scroll container</a> independently,
         with no dependent preference for what the other axis's scroll position should be.
 
-        Note: This is the “default” type of <a>snap behavior</a>
+        Note: This is the "default" type of <a>snap behavior</a>
         that most <a>scroll containers</a> will want to use,
         and so the ''scroll-snap-type'' property intentionally defaults to it.
 
@@ -814,7 +814,7 @@ Choosing Snap Positions {#choosing}
         if the <a>snap position</a> of an element is chosen to align to,
         the <a>scroll container</a> must set its scroll position
         according to the element's <a>snap positions</a> in <em>both</em> axises;
-        the <a>scroll container</a> <em>must not</em> “partially align” to the element
+        the <a>scroll container</a> <em>must not</em> "partially align" to the element
         by taking its <a>snap position</a> in one axis
         and aligning the other axis according to something else.
 
@@ -830,16 +830,16 @@ Choosing Snap Positions {#choosing}
     * In order to prevent a far-offscreen element
         from having difficult-to-understand effects
         on the scroll position,
-        <a>snap positions</a> should be ignored if their elements are far outside of the “corridor”
+        <a>snap positions</a> should be ignored if their elements are far outside of the "corridor"
         that the <a>snapport</a> defines as it moves through the <a>scrollable overlow region</a>,
-        or a hypothetical “corridor” in the direction of a <a>directional scroll</a>,
+        or a hypothetical "corridor" in the direction of a <a>directional scroll</a>,
         or the <a>snapport</a> after an <a>explicit scroll</a>.
 
-    * User agents <em>must</em> ensure that a user can “escape” a <a>snap position</a>,
+    * User agents <em>must</em> ensure that a user can "escape" a <a>snap position</a>,
         regardless of the scroll method.
         For example, if the snap type is ''mandatory''
         and the next <a>snap position</a> is more than two screen-widths away,
-        a naïve “always snap to nearest” selection algorithm would “trap” the user
+        a naïve "always snap to nearest" selection algorithm would "trap" the user
         if they were panning with a touch gesture;
         a sufficiently large distance would even trap fling scrolling!
         Instead, a smarter algorithm that only returned to the starting <a>snap position</a>