Link content attribute dfns back to the model element #77
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For cross-referencing purpose, the definitions of the content attributes should be explicitly tied to `model`: https://respec.org/xref/?term=loading&specs=model-element ... currently proposes `[^/loading^]` instead of `[^model/loading^]`. Interestingly, this does not seem to bug ReSpec within the spec itself. It correctly resolves links such as `[^model/autoplay^]` there. Magic? ;)
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For cross-referencing purpose, the definitions of the content attributes should be explicitly tied to
model:https://respec.org/xref/?term=loading&specs=model-element ... currently proposes
[^/loading^]instead of[^model/loading^].Interestingly, this does not seem to bug ReSpec within the spec itself. It correctly resolves links such as
[^model/autoplay^]there. Magic? ;)(via w3c/reffy#1515)
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