[css-color-hdr] For dynamic-range-limit, change high to no-limit #11698

css-color-hdr-1/Overview.bs

@@ -317,8 +317,8 @@ The 'dynamic-range-limit' property {#the-dynamic-range-limit-property}
 
 	<pre class='propdef'>
 		Name: dynamic-range-limit
-		Value: standard | high | constrained-high | <<dynamic-range-limit-mix()>>
-		Initial: high
+		Value: standard | no-limit | constrained-high | <<dynamic-range-limit-mix()>>
+		Initial: no-limit
 		Applies to: all elements
 		Inherited: yes
 		Percentages: n/a
@@ -341,7 +341,7 @@ The 'dynamic-range-limit' property {#the-dynamic-range-limit-property}
 			that is displayed is the same as
 			media white, i.e. the CSS color ''white''.
 		</dd>
-		<dt><dfn>high</dfn>
+		<dt><dfn>no-limit</dfn>
 		<dd>
 			The highest peak luminance
 			that is displayed is much greater than
@@ -392,7 +392,7 @@ Mixing Dynamic Range Limits: the ''dynamic-range-limit-mix()'' function {#dynami
 	Computed Value for 'dynamic-range-limit'
 </h3>
 
-	If the specified value is ''standard'', ''constrained-high'', or ''high'', then the computed value is the specified value.
+	If the specified value is ''standard'', ''constrained-high'', or ''no-limit'', then the computed value is the specified value.
 
 	If the specified value is ''dynamic-range-limit-mix()'', then the computed value is determined by the following algorithm:
 
@@ -401,13 +401,13 @@ Mixing Dynamic Range Limits: the ''dynamic-range-limit-mix()'' function {#dynami
 	3. Define the contributing percentages as:
 		* Let <var>p1_standard</var>,...,<var>pN_standard</var> be the percentages for ''standard'' in <var>v1</var>,...,<var>vN</var>
 		* Let <var>p1_constrained_high</var>,...,<var>pN_constrained_high</var> be the percentages for ''constrained-high'' in <var>v1</var>,...,<var>vN</var>
-		* Let <var>p1_high</var>,...,<var>pN_high</var> be the percentages for ''high'' in <var>v1</var>,...,<var>vN</var>
+		* Let <var>p1_no_limit</var>,...,<var>pN_no_limit</var> be the percentages for ''no-limit'' in <var>v1</var>,...,<var>vN</var>
 	4. Compute the weighted sums as:
 		* <var>p_standard</var>=(<var>p1_standard</var>*<var>p1</var>+...+<var>pN_standard</var>*<var>pN</var>)/100.
 		* <var>p_constrained_high</var>=(<var>p1_constrained_high</var>*<var>p1</var>+...+<var>pN_constrained_high</var>*<var>pN</var>)/100.
-		* <var>p_high</var>=(<var>p1_high</var>*<var>p1</var>+...+<var>pN_high</var>*<var>pN</var>)/100.
-	5. If <var>p_standard</var>, <var>p_constrained_high</var>, or <var>p_high</var> equals 100%, then the computed value is ''standard'', ''constrained-high'', or ''high'', respectively.
-	6. Otherwise, the computed value is ''dynamic-range-limit-mix()'', with parameters ''standard'', ''constrained-high'', and ''high'', in that order, and percentages <var>p_standard</var>, <var>p_constrained_high</var>, and <var>p_high</var>, omitting parameters with a percentage equal to 0%.
+		* <var>p_no_limit</var>=(<var>p1_no_limit</var>*<var>p1</var>+...+<var>pN_no_limit</var>*<var>pN</var>)/100.
+	5. If <var>p_standard</var>, <var>p_constrained_high</var>, or <var>p_no_limit</var> equals 100%, then the computed value is ''standard'', ''constrained-high'', or ''no-limit'', respectively.
+	6. Otherwise, the computed value is ''dynamic-range-limit-mix()'', with parameters ''standard'', ''constrained-high'', and ''no-limit'', in that order, and percentages <var>p_standard</var>, <var>p_constrained_high</var>, and <var>p_no_limit</var>, omitting parameters with a percentage equal to 0%.
 
 	<wpt>
 		computed.html
@@ -419,11 +419,11 @@ Mixing Dynamic Range Limits: the ''dynamic-range-limit-mix()'' function {#dynami
 	dynamic-range-limit-mix(
 	    high 10%,
 	    dynamic-range-limit-mix(standard 25%, constrained-high 75%) 20%,
-	    dynamic-range-limit-mix(constrained-high 10%, high 30%) 20%)
+	    dynamic-range-limit-mix(constrained-high 10%, no-limit 30%) 20%)
 	</pre>
 	is
 	  <pre class="lang-css">
-	    dynamic-range-limit-mix(standard 10%, constrained-high 40%, high 50%)
+	    dynamic-range-limit-mix(standard 10%, constrained-high 40%, no-limit 50%)
 	</pre>
 	</div>