Update the body element content category
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In the current version of the spec, the `body` element belongs to no content category. The sectioning root concept has been removed entirely from the HTML spec in this PR: whatwg/html#7829
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Description
Update the
bodyelement content category to match the current version of the HTML specification.Motivation
In the current version of the HTML spec, the
bodyelement belongs to no content category. The Sectioning root concept has been removed entirely from the spec in 2022.Additional details
The closed PR in the HTML spec repository that removed the Sectioning root concept and changed the category of the
bodyelement: whatwg/html#7829Related issues and pull requests
None.