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chore(styleDirective): remove an unneccessary directive definition #14983
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Since the style directive is defined as a non-terminal element directive with no behavior on link, we may as well not define anything at all.
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Since the style directive is defined as a non-terminal element directive with no behavior on link, we may as well not define anything at all. PR (#14983)
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Since the style directive is defined as a non-terminal element directive
with no behavior on link, we may as well not define anything at all.