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readme: HTML and CSS in the language maturity table - #1959
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devis at 0.2.0 with the HTML and CSS web graph, but the README's Language and skill maturity table listed onlyJava, TypeScript, Python, JavaScript and C#. This adds HTML and CSS as beta (parser beta, as
parser/README.mdrates them; engine beta), described from what the web graph holds (
graph/bundle/web/schema.ts): pages, thestylesheets and scripts each loads, which rules style which elements (each edge
match,conditionalorunknown),and the cascade.
It also says what the web graph does not do: it is not joined to the JavaScript graph. The join keys are kept as
columns, not resolved into calls.
README only.