- Update CHANGELOG.md
- Update normalize.css header
- Update package.json

- Remove changing the default font family in all browsers.
- Remove the removal of margin on body in all browsers.
- Remove the removal of outline on focused links when they are also
active or hovered in all browsers (opinionated).
- Remove changing the font styles of input controls in all browsers.
- Remove the changing of border, margin, and padding of fieldsets in
all browsers.

After modifying search input with -webkit-appearance: textfield, the
focus outline is remaining with `outline-offset: 0`, but should be
`-2px` like other textfield inputs.

Spacing does not need to be normalized for all `input` elements in
Firefox, only `button` and `[type="button"]` elements. These
normalizations were changing the default focus appearance of `input`
elements.

Resolves #549

Correct the text style of placeholders in Chrome, Edge, and Safari

Normalizes placeholder styles in Edge, Chrome, and Safari with Firefox.

While the consistent `overflow` for `select` is `visible`, updating
this property has no effect in any browser, but instead creates an
inappropriately visible overflow for `select[multiple]`.

Remove opinionated pre overflow

Reduce input type selector weight

Update the dfn support message

Clarifies that the fix applies to <legend> within <fieldset>

Use explicit `outline-width` property instead of `outline`

…take-two-481

Replace lost button and input focus style

The placeholder attribute in Chrome does not work to spec. This makes the text transparent on focus to work like Firefox, Safari, and the spec. Credit goes to @chadbaudoin for bringing this up in his pull request #86 and this Chrome bug is further documented at http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=106714  and my own test is at https://tinker.io/be2f2/1