Search Landmark Example: Remove unnecessary br following h3
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Thanks @howard-e for putting this together.
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Thanks for removing the |
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Good that you removed the unnecessary br tag.
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Removes the
<br>immediately following the HTML Example<h3>in the Search Landmark Example.This should address a comment raised during latest publication PR review, w3c/wai-aria-practices#413 (comment)
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