Add further META.yml files to ease specs to WPT mapping #26983
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Adds META.yml files with `spec` entries to folders that could only be associated with specifications by comparing the folder's name with the spec's shortname.
wpt-pr-bot
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badging
content-index
css-color-adjust
css-size-adjust
custom-state-pseudo-class
deprecation-reporting
intervention-reporting
is-input-pending
js-self-profiling
network-error-logging
origin-policy
page-lifecycle
permissions-request
permissions-revoke
savedata
serial
trusted-types
ua-client-hints
web-otp
webhid
webrtc-insertable-streams
webrtc-priority
webrtc-svc
webtransport
webxr
wg-immersive-web
wg-s_webrtc
wg-webperf
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Follow-up to #26970 to address folders that do not expose a URL and that can only be mapped to a spec based on their name.
FYI, there are only 29 entries after all, and not 30 as initially stated:
css/css-scroll-anchoring/META.ymlis actually correct, the URL of the ED rather needs to be adjusted in browser-specs (tracked in w3c/browser-specs#226).