Add note to Handbook themes page about FSE eligible themes #39662
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glendaviesnz
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[Type] Developer Documentation
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Mar 23, 2022
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What?
Adds a section to Handbook themes page to indicate what makes a theme FSE eligible
Why?
In discussions around some theming issues in 5.9 there were some misunderstandings about exactly what made a theme eligible for FSE
How?
Added new FSE specific heading
Testing Instructions
Read and grammar check