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rtc: Does a reserved type mean a completed capability?

rtc reserves a name for real-time communication; it is not yet a usable calling control.

A protocol can reserve a name for future work. rtc is a useful example: it is in the core list, while its registry description says implementation pending. That does not establish working calls, remote collaboration or a reliable live calling demo.

Read the rtc reference.

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How should implementation pending be interpreted?

As a reserved placeholder, not evidence of working real-time calls.