[TASK] Deprecate the IE hack in Rule
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With modern browsers, we don't need IE hacks anymore. (Also, this code is not used.)
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IIRC, these were only needed for versions of IE before IE8, which was released 15 years ago. Nowadays, many websites (e.g. YouTube) won't even run on IE8.
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This is a followup to #993.
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With modern browsers, we don't need IE hacks anymore.
(Also, this code is not used.)