Implement track element for Slipstream#231
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Add support for the HTML track element, which specifies timed text tracks for media elements such as subtitles, captions, descriptions, chapters, and metadata. This implementation includes: - Track struct with TrackKind enum (subtitles, captions, chapters, descriptions, metadata) - Support for src, kind, srclang, label, and default attributes - Comprehensive test coverage for all attributes and use cases - Updated documentation in SlipstreamForWebDevelopers.md
Update test expectations to match Slipstream's rendering conventions: - Track is a void element, so it renders with self-closing syntax (/>) - Boolean attributes render without ="" (e.g., "default" not "default=""") This matches the patterns used in other tests like EmbedTests and VideoTests.
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Add support for the HTML track element, which specifies timed text tracks for media elements such as subtitles, captions, descriptions, chapters, and metadata.
This implementation includes:
Part of #25