Chrome 144 adds <geolocation> element#28801
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<geolocation> element
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Summary
Chrome 144 adds support for the
<geolocation>element; see https://chromestatus.com/feature/5125006551416832.This PR adds support data for the element itself and the associated
HTMLGeolocationElementDOM interface.I'll set this to a draft for now, because the specification URL hasn't yet been added to browser-specs. See w3c/browser-specs#2107 for progress on that.
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