Relax duplicate filtering rules to only look at exported dfns #1126
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See w3c/webref#807 for context. Reffy assumed that specs would define a term only once. The HTML spec has many internal re-definitions of the same term. That's probably not fantastic, but not fully wrong either, and references link to the right definition each time. This adjusts the assumption to "specs export a term only once". Private definitions are left intact (and these duplicates will re-appear in the extracts).
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See w3c/webref#807 for context.
Reffy assumed that specs would define a term only once. The HTML spec has many internal re-definitions of the same term. That's probably not fantastic, but not fully wrong either, and references link to the right definition each time.
This adjusts the assumption to "specs export a term only once". Private definitions are left intact (and these duplicates will re-appear in the extracts).