Remove unimplemented CSS line-height-step property#26761
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Can we remove this data? Seems irrelevant to me per our data guidelines.
I was hoping to enable the linter for CSS at some point soon (just 21 data points left to remove).
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line-height-stepline-height-step property
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Summary
Removes the Chrome statement for
line-height-step, because it was only behind a flag, and the feature got removed.Test results and supporting details
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