Refactor HTML5/CSS3 to LANG_HTML/LANG_CSS, consistent with other languages #1644
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Two commits:
Horizontally re-align declarations, assignments and comments; some long names in the past few releases have brought it out of alignment.
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Icons::HTML5 -> Icons::LANG_HTML,Icons::CSS3 -> Icons::LANG_CSSto be consistent with the otherIcons::LANG_<name>constants. Also updated references to theHTML5andCSS3names to reflect the change.Note:
The force push I did was to correct the commit message to comply with convco.