Naming for the *value* for the attribute that means "just close with ESC"

[mfreed7]

See #950 for the first incarnation of this poll. After some additional discussion in WHATWG, we've coalesced around an attribute with multiple values, such as:

• <dialog closetrigger=none> - no automatic closing at all
• <dialog closetrigger=attribute_value_here> - closes via ESC (or any such close signal)
• <dialog closetrigger=any> - closes via ESC or clicking outside the bounds of the dialog

This poll is about "attribute_value_here" in bullet #2 in the above list. What should that value be called?

(Note that the naming for "closetrigger" is a separate poll. This one is just about the value for ESC / close signal.)

[GrimLink]

The term closerequest appears to be redundant, as the attribute already employs the word close in its name, as seen in the example <dialog closetrigger=closerequest>. For improved clarity, it would be more appropriate to simply use request as the value for the ESC / close signal."

[zcorpan]

Something else: esc

While it could seem device-specific, I think it's probably understandable enough and not surprising that equivalent signals on non-keyboard devices also work. It's also concise and easy to type.

[mfreed7]

This isn't a bad suggestion. I agree it's "close enough" to a close request and is likely almost more understandable than "close request".

I just tried to add this as another poll item, but apparently that would clear existing votes. So how about this: if you like this option (esc) do not vote above, and instead give this comment a 👍 .