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RFC-0002: Remove filter_state from the explicitly supported attributes #91

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I've kept the anchor unchanged

@alexsnaps alexsnaps requested a review from guicassolato June 11, 2024 16:31
@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ These two subsets of attributes are unified into a single set of well-known attr
The next sections specify the well-known attributes organized in the following groups:
- [Request attributes](#request-attributes)
- [Connection attributes](#connection-attributes)
- [Metadata and filter state attributes](#metadata-and-filter-state-attributes)
- [Metadata attribute](#metadata-and-filter-state-attributes)
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- [Metadata attribute](#metadata-and-filter-state-attributes)
- [Metadata attribute](#metadata-attribute)

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Although arguably the metadata attribute (singular) gives you a collection of other (not so well-known) attributes and values (plural.) So I wouldn't mind calling this section Metadata attributes if you want.

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I've kept the anchor unchanged

As mentioned above, I had left the anchor unchanged, so that anything referencing that part wouldn't result in a broken link... So what do we do?

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