Update DOMException language to reflect standardized stack accessor#1578
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Since DOMException objects have [[ErrorData]], the Error.prototype.stack accessor from the Error Stack Accessor proposal naturally applies to them. Update the language to reflect that stack is now a specified accessor property rather than a nonstandard property that implementations "should" expose. See tc39/proposal-error-stack-accessor#9 and tc39/proposal-error-stack-accessor#8
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Since DOMException objects have [[ErrorData]], the Error.prototype.stack accessor from the Error Stack Accessor proposal naturally applies to them. Update the language to reflect that stack is now a specified accessor property rather than a nonstandard property that implementations "should" expose.
See tc39/proposal-error-stack-accessor#9 and tc39/proposal-error-stack-accessor#8