Define prototype for proposed features in development #4273
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…#4273) In the 10/22/24 spec SIG, we discussed that the prototyping requirement for newly proposed features with development maturity level has a "chicken and the egg" problem. This resolves by clarifying what counts as a prototype for these cases.
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In the 10/22/24 spec SIG, we discussed that the prototyping requirement for newly proposed features with development maturity level has a "chicken and the egg" problem.
This resolves by clarifying what counts as a prototype for these cases.