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If the individual features described in the compatibility table can be machine-detected in a manifest, then could have a linting tool where you send it your manifest and it outputs a table of potential compatibility issues.
This would require linking the human-readable descriptions of features to machine-readable descriptions of how to detect they're in use, but wouldn't require the authors linting their manifests to know the machine-readable form themselves.
Automating compliance testing of features in viewers would be very difficult, so the compatibility table may need to be manually maintained.
At IIIF AV meeting -
A machine-readable/computable notion of compliance is too difficult and puts too much burden on publishers. (IIIF/api#76)
But a community-maintained page/section of the site in the style of https://caniuse.com/ would be very useful.
Naming the features will be hard, and require lots of community participation.
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