Remove erroneous use of "default base IRI" #1324
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This should just say "base IRI", as a "default base IRI" is a specific kind of base IRI that does not make sense in the context of this paragraph. The term is used correctly several paragraphs down where there is a RECOMMENDATION that if a default base IRI is defined (which is not in any way required) that it be documented.
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Whatever else happens with #1299 and #1322, this wording is incorrect. I have filed this draft PR because it seems like the wording may be contributing to the confusion in those issues, so I am emphasizing that this wording error is orthogonal. #1299 in particular should be read as if this change has already been made.
This should just say "base IRI", as a "default base IRI" is a specific kind of base IRI that does not make sense in the context of this paragraph.
The term is used correctly several paragraphs down where there is a RECOMMENDATION that if a default base IRI is defined (which is not in any way required) that it be documented.
I'm marking it as a draft b/c it will likely be superseded by other changes from #1299 and/or #1322. I'm just posting it for clarity.