Remove outdated notes about permissions policy on isUVPAA() and getCC()
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emlun
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This PR can be considered editorial for L3 because 1) no browser currently imposes such restrictions on the use of isUVPAA(), and 2) getCC() is being introduced in L3 and has not had any such restrictions imposed on its use.
Also because 3) these are styled as informative "notes" with no normative language (especially no RFC2119 key words).
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Closes #2251.
This PR removes outdated notes about the potential for permissions policy to cause the following methods to become unavailable and raise specific errors accordingly:
isUserVerifyingPlatformAuthenticator()getClientCapabilities()This PR can be considered editorial for L3 because 1) no browser currently imposes such restrictions on the use of
isUVPAA(), and 2)getCC()is being introduced in L3 and has not had any such restrictions imposed on its use.Preview | Diff