HTML Sanitizer API - mark as deprecated #33196
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HTML Sanitizer API as documented is non-standard and deprecated (already removed from web platform). It's likely to evolve, but for now nothing that is on MDN is going to stay. To make this more clear I've modified the API page to say that this is deprecated rather than experimental.
Also added mdn/browser-compat-data#22901 which will auto-update the other pages.
This fell out of #33141