Features L-N: set Baseline statuses

[ddbeck]

motion-path

Key	Baseline	Low since date	Versions
motion-path	🆕 Low	2023-08-21	Chrome 116 Chrome Android 116 Edge 116 🔑💎 Firefox 72 Firefox for Android 79 Safari 16 Safari on iOS 16
css.properties.offset-anchor	🆕 Low	2023-08-21	Chrome 116 Chrome Android 116 Edge 116 🔑💎 Firefox 72 Firefox for Android 79 Safari 16 Safari on iOS 16
css.properties.offset-distance	🆕 Low	2022-09-12	Chrome 55 Chrome Android 55 Edge 79 Firefox 72 Firefox for Android 79 Safari 16 🔑💎 Safari on iOS 16
css.properties.offset-path	🆕 Low	2022-03-15	Chrome 55 Chrome Android 55 Edge 79 Firefox 72 Firefox for Android 79 Safari 15.4 🔑💎 Safari on iOS 15.4
css.properties.offset-path.path	🆕 Low	2022-09-12	Chrome 64 Chrome Android 64 Edge 79 Firefox 72 Firefox for Android 79 Safari 16 🔑💎 Safari on iOS 16
css.properties.offset-rotate	🆕 Low	2022-09-12	Chrome 56 Chrome Android 56 Edge 79 Firefox 72 Firefox for Android 79 Safari 16 🔑💎 Safari on iOS 16
css.properties.offset	🆕 Low	2022-09-12	Chrome 55 Chrome Android 55 Edge 79 Firefox 72 Firefox for Android 79 Safari 16 🔑💎 Safari on iOS 16

🔑💎 marks a release that contributes to the Baseline low date.

nesting

Key	Baseline	Low since date	Versions
nesting	❌ Not Baseline		Chrome ❌ Chrome Android ❌ Edge ❌ Firefox 117 Firefox for Android 117 Safari ❌ Safari on iOS ❌
css.selectors.nesting	❌ Not Baseline		Chrome ❌ Chrome Android ❌ Edge ❌ Firefox 117 Firefox for Android 117 Safari ❌ Safari on iOS ❌
api.CSSStyleRule.cssRules	🆕 Low	2023-08-29	Chrome 112 Chrome Android 112 Edge 112 Firefox 117 🔑💎 Firefox for Android 117 Safari 16.5 Safari on iOS 16.5
api.CSSStyleRule.deleteRule	🆕 Low	2023-08-29	Chrome 112 Chrome Android 112 Edge 112 Firefox 117 🔑💎 Firefox for Android 117 Safari 16.5 Safari on iOS 16.5
api.CSSStyleRule.insertRule	🆕 Low	2023-08-29	Chrome 112 Chrome Android 112 Edge 112 Firefox 117 🔑💎 Firefox for Android 117 Safari 16.5 Safari on iOS 16.5

🔑💎 marks a release that contributes to the Baseline low date.

[tidoust]

media-capture is an interesting feature: it's implemented in, and arguably more targeted at, mobile browsers, and using the HTML capture attribute on desktop should not break anything (using the IDL attribute may though, since it's going to be undefined).

In a way, html.elements.input.capture could be seen as having a high baseline status. I don't suggest doing that. That just seems like a good candidate feature for statuses beyond baseline that might be worth calling out to developers: you can use the attribute everywhere, just be aware that it won't do anything on some platforms.

[foolip]

Since this requires a prefix, but line-clamp will probably also be shipped at some point, I think this one requires a note. Split into a separate PR?

[ddbeck]

Moved to #503.

[foolip]

Let's split this into a separate PR to figure out #461 (comment)

[ddbeck]

Moved to #501 (corrected, after mangling the branches)

[ddbeck]

Given that the rest of the features have received no comment, I am trusting that this is now OK to merge.