[bug #60956] stylesheet and icon <link> elements not properly classified as page requisites

[anonymous]

Follow-up Comment #3, bug #60956 (project wget):

OP here.  Thanks to all for working on this.

I confirm that version 1.21.2 built from
https://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/wget/wget-1.21.2.tar.gz considers link elements with
rel="icon" or rel="alternate stylesheet" to be page requisites, resolving the
issue for the two test cases given in the original report.

Looking at commit ebb96761
<https://gitlab.com/gnuwget/wget/-/commit/ebb96761f5cc4e18fbfa1b6e6747b27c65e20930>,
it seems that a link element with rel="stylesheet alternate" still won't be
considered a page requisite though.  Of course with this approach the same is
true for all sorts of things like rel="random nonstandard keywords
stylesheet", but if a line is going to be drawn somewhere, I think it would
make sense to add "stylesheet alternate" to the list.  Unfortunately I can't
provide a test case for this at the moment.  Thoughts?

I see that the same commit also causes link elements with rel="manifest" to be
considered page requisites as well, but this is not mentioned in NEWS.  I
point this out in case the omission was unintentional.


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