Re: [w3c/ServiceWorker] Update the “Link type "serviceworker"” section (#1110)

>>>     -      1. Let |workerType| be the <{link/workertype}> attribute, or "<code>classic</code>" if the <{link/workertype}> attribute is omitted.
>>>     -      1. If |workerType| is not a valid {{WorkerType}} value, <a>queue a task</a> to <a>fire an event</a> named <code>error</code> at the <{link}> element, and abort these steps.
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>> Removing this condition entirely seems not desirable. Keep it as-is or at least abort would be needed I guess.
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>I have started to think that the best thing to do is to no-op on invalid worker types. This means we need another HTML spec tweak (maybe update https://github.com/whatwg/html/pull/2740) to add a third state, _invalid_, and make that the invalid value default. Then this spec can no-op when it encounters the _invalid_ state.
> whatwg/html#2740 is updated so you can now count on the attribute being in one of three states: classic, module, or invalid.
 
OK, see 18e52c5 for my attempt at hooking into that

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