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Normative: Simplify algorithms, without privateuse/grandfathered tags #66
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Based on Unicode BCP 47 Locale Identifier conversion, adopted in tc39/ecma402#289 , there will be no privateuse or grandfathered locales, allowing this specification's definition of ApplyOptionsToTag and other algorithms to be simplified.
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related : #57 |
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LGTM |
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cc @anba |
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Based on Unicode BCP 47 Locale Identifier conversion, adopted in
tc39/ecma402#289 , there will be no
privateuse or grandfathered locales, allowing this specification's
definition of ApplyOptionsToTag and other algorithms to be simplified.
Relates to #63