Re: [w3c/clipboard-apis] Add clipboard IDL description. (#158)

@mbrodesser commented on this pull request.



> +   Creates a new {{ClipboardItem}} object. <var>items</var> are used to fill its MIME types and [=Promise=]s to [=Blob=]s or {{DOMString}}s corresponding to the MIME types, <var>options</var> can be used to fill its {{ClipboardItemOptions}},
+   as per the example below.
 
-    readonly attribute PresentationStyle presentationStyle;
-    readonly attribute long long lastModified;
-    readonly attribute boolean delayed;
+    <pre class="example javascript" highlight=js>
+     const format1 = 'text/plain';
+     const promise_text_blob = Promise.resolve(new Blob(['hello'], {type: format1}));
+     const clipboardItemInput = new ClipboardItem(
+      {[format1]: promise_text_blob},
+      {presentationStyle: "unspecified"});
+    </pre>

> It might be a style sheet issue. I'm not sure if all style sheets include the domintro styles.

That might indeed be the problem. The `domintro` style used in the fetch standard is defined in https://resources.whatwg.org/standard.css. The Clipboard API spec includes https://www.w3.org/StyleSheets/TR/2021/W3C-ED which imports https://www.w3.org/StyleSheets/TR/2021/W3C-ED/base.css. I didn't know that. I assumed both specs would use the same style sheets, nowadays.
Could it just be a remnant of ancient times? Is it correct that nowadays this w3c spec should use the exact same styles like the whatwg specs?

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