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In https://www.w3.org/TR/design-principles/, we'd like all element IDs to be stable over time, which means we ought to list them all in the Required IDs metadata. But it's hard to remember to add every ID there, especially if it wasn't explicitly written into the source (like for headings), so it'd be nice if we could get Bikeshed to warn when we forget to do it.
In https://www.w3.org/TR/design-principles/, we'd like all element IDs to be stable over time, which means we ought to list them all in the Required IDs metadata. But it's hard to remember to add every ID there, especially if it wasn't explicitly written into the source (like for headings), so it'd be nice if we could get Bikeshed to warn when we forget to do it.
Except I think we don't actually want all IDs to be required: if https://www.w3.org/TR/design-principles/#ref-for-monkey-patch%E2%91%A0 goes away, that's fine. So, headings, definitions, and IDs explicitly written into the source?
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