  The script language attribute  From: Mihai Sucan
<mihai.sucan@gmail.com> Date: Sat, 08 Sep 2007 15:09:20 +0300
Message-ID: <op.tyb31ul9mcpsjgr0b0dp@athlon>   While reviewing
the 3.17. Scripting section [1] of the HTML 5   specification,
the "language" attribute got my attention.  1. The algorithm for
running a script includes the usage of the "language"
attribute. This attribute is, however, left undefined. The spec
should   "define" the attribute as a legacy attribute and non-
conformant.  2. The algorithm for running a script says that the
value of the   "language" attribute is prefixed with "text/",
and that the resulting   string is the MIME type of the given
script. However, I believe that's not   a complete
interpretation of the "language" attribute. It's known there
are documents which use values such as "JavaScript",
"Javascript",   "JavaScript 1.2", "JScript", "javascript1.5",
etc.  The value is generally a mess.  Two possible solutions:
a) The spec defines some "algorithm" in regards to the la