Editorial: align code point formatting with Infra

Author: annevk

index.bs

@@ -303,10 +303,6 @@ urlPrefix: https://tc39.es/proposal-resizablearraybuffer/; spec: RESIZABLE-BUFFE
             display: inline;
         }
 
-        .char {
-            font-size: 85%
-        }
-
         #distinguishable-table {
           font-size: 80%;
           border-collapse: collapse;
@@ -574,11 +570,11 @@ Note: Operations can have no identifier when they are being used to declare a
 
 For all of these constructs, the [=identifier=]
 is the value of the <emu-t class="regex"><a href="#prod-identifier">identifier</a></emu-t> token with any leading
-<span class="char">U+005F LOW LINE ("_")</span> character (underscore) removed.
+U+005F (_) removed.
 
-Note: A leading <span class="char">"_"</span> is used to escape an identifier from looking
+Note: A leading U+005F (_) is used to escape an identifier from looking
 like a reserved word so that, for example, an interface named "<code>interface</code>" can be
-defined.  The leading <span class="char">"_"</span> is dropped to unescape the
+defined. The leading U+005F (_) is dropped to unescape the
 identifier.
 
 Operation arguments can take a slightly wider set of identifiers.  In an operation
@@ -626,15 +622,15 @@ underscore.
 If an <emu-t class="regex"><a href="#prod-identifier">identifier</a></emu-t> token is used, then the
 [=identifier=] of the operation argument
 is the value of that token with any leading
-<span class="char">U+005F LOW LINE ("_")</span> character (underscore) removed.
+U+005F (_) removed.
 If instead one of the <emu-nt><a href="#prod-ArgumentNameKeyword">ArgumentNameKeyword</a></emu-nt>
 keyword token is used, then the [=identifier=] of the operation argument
 is simply that token.
 
 The [=identifier=] of any of the abovementioned
 IDL constructs (except operation arguments) must not be "<code>constructor</code>",
 "<code>toString</code>",
-or begin with a <span class="char">U+005F LOW LINE ("_")</span> character.  These
+or begin with a U+005F (_).  These
 are known as <dfn id="dfn-reserved-identifier" export>reserved identifiers</dfn>.
 
 Although the "<code>toJSON</code>" [=identifier=] is not a [=reserved identifier=],
@@ -763,7 +759,7 @@ invoke the behavior described by the interface.
 
 An interface can be defined to <dfn id="dfn-inherit" for="interface" export>inherit</dfn> from another interface.
 If the identifier of the interface is followed by a
-<span class="char">U+003A COLON (":")</span> character
+U+003A (:)
 and an [=identifier=],
 then that identifier identifies the inherited interface.
 An object that implements an interface that inherits from another
@@ -938,7 +934,7 @@ The <dfn>qualified name</dfn> of an [=interface=] |interface| is defined as foll
     1.  Let |namespace| be the identifier argument of the [{{LegacyNamespace}}]
         [=extended attribute=].
     1.  Return the [=concatenation=] of « |namespace|, |identifier| » with
-        separator <span class="char">U+002E FULL STOP (".")</span>.
+        separator U+002E (.).
 1. Return |identifier|.
 
 </div>
@@ -1590,18 +1586,18 @@ The value of the boolean literal tokens <emu-t>true</emu-t> and
     is an integer whose value is determined as follows:
 
     1.  Let |S| be the sequence of [=scalar values=] matched by the <emu-t class="regex"><a href="#prod-integer">integer</a></emu-t> token.
-    1.  Let |sign| be −1 if |S| begins with <span class="char">U+002D HYPHEN-MINUS ("-")</span>, and 1 otherwise.
-    1.  Let |base| be the base of the number based on the [=scalar values=] that follow the optional leading <span class="char">U+002D HYPHEN-MINUS ("-")</span> character:
+    1.  Let |sign| be −1 if |S| begins with U+002D (-), and 1 otherwise.
+    1.  Let |base| be the base of the number based on the [=scalar values=] that follow the optional leading U+002D (-):
         <dl class="switch">
-             :  <span class="char">U+0030 DIGIT ZERO ("0")</span>, <span class="char">U+0058 LATIN CAPITAL LETTER X ("X")</span>
-             :  <span class="char">U+0030 DIGIT ZERO ("0")</span>, <span class="char">U+0078 LATIN SMALL LETTER X ("x")</span>
+             :  U+0030 (0), U+0058 (X)
+             :  U+0030 (0), U+0078 (x)
              :: The base is 16.
-             :  <span class="char">U+0030 DIGIT ZERO ("0")</span>
+             :  U+0030 (0)
              :: The base is 8.
-             :  <span class="char">Otherwise</span>
+             :  Otherwise
              :: The base is 10.
         </dl>
-    1.  Let |number| be the result of interpreting all remaining [=scalar values=] following the optional leading <span class="char">U+002D HYPHEN-MINUS ("-")</span>
+    1.  Let |number| be the result of interpreting all remaining [=scalar values=] following the optional leading U+002D (-)
         character and any [=scalar values=] indicating the base as an integer specified in base |base|.
     1.  Return |sign| × |number|.
 </div>
@@ -2191,7 +2187,7 @@ optional if the operation is [=variadic=].
 </pre>
 
 Optional arguments can also have a <dfn id="dfn-optional-argument-default-value" for="optional argument" export>default value</dfn>
-specified.  If the argument's identifier is followed by a <span class="char">U+003D EQUALS SIGN ("=")</span>
+specified.  If the argument's identifier is followed by a U+003D (=)
 and a value (matching <emu-nt><a href="#prod-DefaultValue">DefaultValue</a></emu-nt>),
 then that gives the optional argument its [=optional argument/default value=].
 The implicitly optional final argument of a [=variadic=]
@@ -2253,7 +2249,7 @@ the value is the IDL {{undefined}} value.
 
     1.  Let |S| be the sequence of [=scalar values=] matched by
         the <emu-t class="regex"><a href="#prod-string">string</a></emu-t> token
-        with its leading and trailing <span class="char">U+0022 QUOTATION MARK ('"')</span> [=scalar values=] removed.
+        with its leading and trailing U+0022 (") [=scalar values=] removed.
     1.  Depending on the type of the argument:
         <dl class="switch">
              :  {{DOMString}}
@@ -4816,8 +4812,8 @@ its [=nullable types/inner type=] must not be a [=dictionary type=].
     };
 </pre>
 
-If the identifier for an [=dictionary member/optional=] [=dictionary member=] is followed by a <span
-class="char">U+003D EQUALS SIGN ("=")</span> and a value (matching <emu-nt><a
+If the identifier for an [=dictionary member/optional=] [=dictionary member=] is followed by a
+U+003D (=) and a value (matching <emu-nt><a
 href="#prod-DefaultValue">DefaultValue</a></emu-nt>), then that gives the dictionary member its <dfn
 id="dfn-dictionary-member-default-value" for="dictionary member" export>default value</dfn>, which
 is the value used by default when author code or specification text does not provide a value for
@@ -6145,7 +6141,7 @@ A <dfn id="dfn-nullable-type" export>nullable type</dfn> is an IDL type construc
 from an existing type (called the <dfn id="dfn-inner-type" export for="nullable types">inner type</dfn>),
 which just allows the additional value <emu-val>null</emu-val>
 to be a member of its set of values.  [=Nullable types=]
-are represented in IDL by placing a <span class="char">U+003F QUESTION MARK ("?")</span>
+are represented in IDL by placing a U+003F (?)
 character after an existing type.
 The [=nullable types/inner type=] must not be:
 
@@ -14957,7 +14953,7 @@ The following typographic conventions are used in this document:
 *   ECMAScript classes: {{ECMAScript/Map}}
 *   ECMAScript language types: Object
 *   Code snippets: <code>a = b + obj.f()</code>
-*   Scalar values: <span class="char">U+0030 DIGIT ZERO ("0")</span>
+*   Scalar values: U+0030 (0)
 *   Extended attributes: [<code class="idl">ExampleExtendedAttribute</code>]
 *   Variable names in prose and algorithms: <var ignore>exampleVariableName</var>.
 *   IDL informal syntax examples: