Revert change from % to ^ #250
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I think my change of the spec from % to ^ was premature, partially because I now mildly prefer % again, but mostly because it’s what we presented to plenary on August and because it’s what Babel currently supports. This is a tentative change and has no bearing on what the actual final topic token will be. As per #91 (comment). See also #91 (comment), which I think was now premature.
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As per #91 (comment), I think my change of the spec from
%to^was premature, partially because I now mildly prefer%again, but mostly because it’s what we presented to plenary on August and because it’s what Babel currently supports (see babel/babel#13749).This is a tentative change and has no bearing on what the actual final topic token will be. It’s just a swap to the explainer and spec back to what we presented to the Committee plenary on August.
This will be almost certainly be the last time I switch the topic token until we hold our TC39 incubator sessions for bikeshedding the token in early November.
I plan to merge this in the next few days barring any big objections.