fix(spec): remove built spec, use source directly#641
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Instead of having a pre-built spec in repo (that has to be built on each change to spec and sent along with the PR along with original ReSpec source), use ReSpec source spec directly.
In future, we'll use
w3c/spec-prodto auto-build spec, but from now on, PRs will have to only modify the source document. See #585.cc: @asurkov @lukewarlow
To reviewer: This PR is
mv specification-respec.html index.htmland then just added publishDate same as last build-time.