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Require sticky activation to perform vibrate #30

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Require sticky activation to perform vibrate
anssiko May 25, 2022
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Pass 'this' to 'perform vibration' algorithm
anssiko May 30, 2022
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Autogenerate refs, remove manual refs and Terminology section
anssiko May 30, 2022
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Pass "this's relevant global object" to "perform vibration"
anssiko May 30, 2022
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Pass "this's relevant global object" to "perform vibration" 
This is clearer.
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anssiko committed May 30, 2022
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  • Perform vibration with this and valid pattern.
    Perform vibration with this's relevant global object
    and valid pattern.

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    To perform vibration using this and pattern,
    To perform vibration using a global object
    global and a vibration pattern pattern,
    run these steps:

    1. If <a>this's relevant global object does not have
      sticky activation, return false and terminate these steps.
      If <var>global does not have sticky activation,
      return false and terminate these steps.
    2. An implementation MAY return false and terminate these steps.
      		3.
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