simplify and shorten docs about humans.txt and move it to extend docs which covers other stuff not included in the project by default.
Updates tests so they pass without the humans.txt file being included.
* Change CSS output file name to style.css
* Fix test against CSS file
* Update documentation after output file rename
* Bump 'package.json' after running build
* Documents change in 'CHANGELOG.md'
+ Ran npm update and npm install and tested - all good
+ Removed the language param from the Google links - they work without them makes links shorter and could be beneficial to non-english speakers (if docs are localized)
+ Fixed invalid markdown URL for link to AnonymizeIP
+ Added a missing comma in the README.md
- Fix a few typos
- Remove old native momentum scrolling info - that has been built into iOS for years
- Remove 'application prcoess' info from Twitter Cards - it's free to use for everyone and no registration required
- change indenting to 2 spaces (as per editorconfig)
- Ran build process to dist updated modernizer and htaccess
I added some package.json stuff, took out some stuff that you'd have to be a web development trivia nerd to even know about anymore (I lived through it and I don't remember) and did some formatting. One more pass and extra 👀 on it and this will be good to go.
- Fix many site redirects (I used https://github.com/tmcw/linkrot - great tool!)
- Fix a few minor grammatical issues
- Remove jQuery CDN section (no longer needed)
- Update jQuery code snippet to use latest version (3.5.1)
- Remove paragraph on 'Disable implicit prefetching'. This is not widely supported, recommended against and very rarely useful. I don't think its needed here.
* Removing jQuery
Closes#2215
(I'll write up a super great commit message when I merge this in)
Additionally, this commit updates Modernizr (I was in the gulpfile and was reminded that they just released)
- The 'Getting Started' section header no longer exists on that jQuery plugins page so I removed.
- cdn.polyfill.io is now just polyfill.io
- update Apple docs URL to prevent a redirect
- Remove CSS Tricks link to IE-only stylesheets as it only applied to IE9 and below which is no longer supported by H5BP or Microsoft
- Microsoft own docs have a rule to not include the country code so that a user gets the docs in their own locale. so a user in UK would go to https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/ and a US user would go to https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/ etc. I suggest we follow their recommendation here.
