Spell check input fields #23395
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Spell check input fields #23395
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Gargron
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By default, browsers does spell checking in
<textarea>elements but not in<input>elements (AFAICT this very old overview is still true for Firefox and Chrome – Edge and Safari work like Chrome).This PR enables spell checking for the CW and poll option fields by adding
spellcheck="true".In Firefox, the spell checker language is defined by the
langattribute (added in #23293 and #23240). Chrome, Safari and Edge ignore thelangattribute and use all installed dictionaries (marked as wontfix).