SupportedType is used as argument but not declared
See original GitHub issueCan’t seem to find the declaration of SupportedType however, it is used in the interface DOMParser: https://github.com/w3c/webref/blob/0128e8f1ba0a91298d2ae633c8d345cb3f5bfae4/tr/idl/DOM-Parsing.idl#L9
is this expected?
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I’ve filed #277 to look into releasing curated data in a non-NPM format.
you can download the tarball of files from https://registry.npmjs.org/@webref/idl/-/idl-2.2.2.tgz (and parse https://registry.npmjs.org/@webref/idl in general to know what’s the latest version of and where the tarball is); its content is mostly IDL & JSON files, which a thin JS wrapper you can absolutely ignore for non-JS usage.