Adds baseline status to html elements and attributes#113
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Progress on microsoft/vscode-css-languageservice#427
Similar to #111, this adds baseline info to the generated HTML data to be shown in element and attribute hovercards
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baselineandbrowsersobjects to all supported HTML elements, element-specific attributes, and global attributes, in the same format as the one used by the CSS dataThe missing elements and attributes were kind of important to add because they tend to be newer features, and developers would benefit from having clearer browser support info for those in particular.