Define basic address space inheritance rules. #37
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This PR starts converting English language requirements into actual patches to the HTML (mostly) and Fetch (a tiny bit) specs.
It patches Fetch minimally to support defining the HTML changes, mostly by defining an address space property on fetch responses. The changes to HTML are more extensive, but I am not yet sure they are enough. I think work remains to be done on
blob:URLs, and I need to check what happens during navigations to coverdata:andjavascript:URLs. Any pointers there are appreciated.Along the way, I renamed
address spacetoIP address space, aligning with the URL spec's IPv{4,6} address concepts.This PR furthers #27 without fixing it entirely yet.