Add a note on how navigation.navigate()'s url parameter is resolved. #26993
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Description
This provides a clarification on how navigaton.navigate()'s url parameter behaves when calling navigate() on another window's navigation interface.
Motivation
If a web developer is migrating to the navigation API from the location API, this may cause unexpected behavior. I hit a case like this while writing conformance tests during implementation of the navigation API.
Additional details
Spec PR for the navigation API: whatwg/html#8502
Explainer of the API: https://github.com/WICG/navigation-api
Related issues and pull requests
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