Re: [w3c/IndexedDB] Examples have no language or direction (#180)

I went through all of the examples. Where natural language is used in strings (e.g. "Alice", "Bedrock Nights") I did not see anywhere that behavior would change if the strings were modified (direction, script, etc) other than where uniqueness was asserted. For example, none of the examples asserted that a particular ordering would be used. I realize that's not much of an assertion.

Also, the examples are always bare code - there's no surrounding HTML to mark up with language/direction. So... I don't think there's anything actionable here. But additional issues with concrete suggestions would be very welcome.

(As an aside, a general spec convention for "natural language" strings. vs identifiers in strings would be swell.)

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