Fix errors from partial interface DedicatedWorkerGlobalScope #70
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`: inheritance` part in a partial interface is a syntax error and `[Global]` on a partial interface is a semantics error. Having `[Exposed]` is not an error but is redundant.
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: inheritancepart in a partial interface is a syntax error and[Global]on a partial interface is a semantics error. Having[Exposed]is not an error but is redundant.Preview | Diff