Editorial: Fix typo in <d1> tag (rather than <dl>)
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In the HTML rendered version of the spec, this typo results in the last section of the spec (the `AnySocketAddress` type) being indented. This is due to Bikeshed removing the `</dd>` close tag because in HTML it almost always is optional, but in this case it resulted in the remainder of the spec content being pulled inside the `<dd>` element. The only parts that are not pulled are those after the Bikeshed-inserted `</main>` close tag, which correspond to the boilerplate sections inserted at the end of the document.
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In the HTML rendered version of the spec, this typo results in the last section of the spec (the
AnySocketAddresstype) being indented.This is due to Bikeshed removing the
</dd>close tag because in HTML it almost always is optional, but in this case it resulted in the remainder of the spec content being pulled inside the<dd>element. The only parts that are not pulled are those after the Bikeshed-inserted</main>close tag, which correspond to the boilerplate sections inserted at the end of the document.