Re: [w3c/browser-payment-api] Spec prohibits currency validation but doesn't define what it is (#175)

> <code>currency</code> is a string containing a currency identifier. Some identifiers will be three-letter alphabetic codes as defined by [[!ISO4217]] (for example, <code>"USD"</code> for US Dollars), however not all currencies in use will have been issued such a code and some common currency identifiers (e.g. "BTC" for Bitcoin) are specifically non-compliant with that specification. Any currency code string is considered valid and <a data-lt="user agents">user agents</a> MUST NOT reject any
particular identifier value for any reason other than unreasonable length.

Anybody? Bueller?

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