Lowercase the doctype #111
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This change adds an unnecessary newline. |
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Fixed, thank you |
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It is still there. |
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Sorry, fixed again using file upload |
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Requesting review again, please |
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Golf bump here |
TIL! https://endtimes.dev/why-lowercase-letters-save-data/ (very cool) |
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Maybe other web ML (xml, svg, ?) might benefit from careful application of this? |
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Replace every DOCTYPE to doctype.
Best practice identified at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7020961/uppercase-or-lowercase-doctype#comment71796606_7020961
The achieves not only being the same size as the existing file in the repository, but, because of GZIP compression, this is likely to be smaller when sent across the network wire, up to possibly a FULL BYTE!