[css-syntax-3] Reference identifier-start instead of name-start#5377
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| A <a>code point</a> with a value equal to or greater than U+0080 <control>. | ||
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| <dt><dfn export lt="identifier-start code point | name-start code point" oldids="name-start-code-point">identifier-start code point</dfn> |
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This needs to stay, so old references continue to link.
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Sure thing! This is done in 7103a9f.
Should I also (or alternatively) add anything to oldids?
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This updates the label of a reference to the identifier-start code point definition in the CSS Syntax specification.
The identifier code point definition contains a potentially mislabeled reference to a “name-start code point”:
In that definition, “name-start code point” links to the identifier code point definition.
I believe it should be relabeled to “identifier-start code point”: