Remove calc()'s "<color> value support" entry#13486
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This entry represents support for calc() inside color functions like rgb(), and can be tested with `rgb(0, calc(64 + 64), 0)`: http://software.hixie.ch/utilities/js/live-dom-viewer/?saved=9798 The data for Firefox is correct, this didn't work before Firefox 59. However, the data for Chrome and Edge is wrong, this was supported since Chrome 16 (with `-webkit-calc()`) and at least since Edge 15. Since this concerns only Firefox, make it a note instead.
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This entry represents support for calc() inside color functions like
rgb(), and can be tested with
rgb(0, calc(64 + 64), 0):http://software.hixie.ch/utilities/js/live-dom-viewer/?saved=9798
The data for Firefox is correct, this didn't work before Firefox 59.
However, the data for Chrome and Edge is wrong, this was supported since
Chrome 16 (with
-webkit-calc()) and at least since Edge 15.Since this concerns only Firefox, make it a note instead.