Merge sandhawke/spec-labels-min about w3c.github.io HOT 5 CLOSED

The Timed Text WG has also elaborated labels to track Wide Review comments for TTML2 spec
Here is our proposal for Wide Review labels in github (Proposed Github labels are written into square brakets)

1- Processing comment within the TTWG
1.1- Comment received, not yet processed by the TTWG [WR-open]
1.2- Discussed but pending TTWG resolution, [WR-pending]
1.3- Done - TTWG resolution, (approved by WG) [WR-resolved]
1.4- Done - TTWG resolution and spec update [WR-spec-updated]
1.5- Done with Partial TTWG resolution (partially approved by WG), [WR-resolved-partial]
1.6- Done with Partial TTWG resolution and spec update [WR-spec-updated-partial]
1.7- Done but comment Rejected [WR-rejected]

For each comment, the WG also fill a"type" :
a-typo, b-editorial, c-substantive, d-general, e-undefined.

Once the TTWG has processed all comments, the next steps are to get approval from the commenter
2.1- Response drafted by WG [WR-response-drafted]
2.2- Response send to commenter [WR-response-sent]
2.3- Response agreed by commenter [WR-commenter-agreed]
2.4- Response rejected by commenter (need more discussion - back to step 1.5 or closing) [WR-commenter-rejected]
2.6- Response partially agreed by commenter (need more discussion - back to step 1.5 or closing) [WR-commenter-agreed-partial]
2.7- No Response received from commenter within the stated period [WR-commenter-noresponse]

For more information see ou wiki page
https://www.w3.org/wiki/TimedText/TTML2_Wide_Review

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Do @jyasskin or @sandhawke want to give it a go at merging their respective suggested label and colour sets, so that we can close #25, #27 and this one?

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@tmichel07 , can you send a proposal that merges what ttml is doing and what Sandro did?

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I personally find these labels used by the TT WG too {complex, specific, verbose}.

Given that we have by now a large set of well-defined labels, I'd stick with those and close this issue.

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The current set is a good start. Let's see later if we need to extend them.

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