Update description of normative expectations of query results.

[kasei]

Changes the wording so that the expected results of a query request is any valid SPARQL results or RDF format (instead of expecting specifically SPARQL XML, JSON, or CSV/TSV in the case of SPARQL results).

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[Tpt]

I would make these references informative and not normative ones:

Suggested change

	<li>[[[SPARQL12-RESULTS-XML]]]</li>
	<li>[[[?SPARQL12-RESULTS-XML]]]</li>

(same everywhere else)

[kasei]

Agreed,. Fixed.

[kasei]

@lisp – I'm responding to your emailed comments here so that we can keep the discussion centralized and understand when all issues have been resolved.

the change would establish the terms to use in the manifest.

I'm not sure what this means. Can you clarify?

my only suggestion would be to either replace "be in a format corresponding to" to "be a media type corresponding to" or to adopt the phasing which appears later, which refers to sparql results documents and rdf graphs.

For context, the start of that sentence is: "The response to a query request must be in a format corresponding to SPARQL Results, or RDF…". I don't think your suggested wording makes sense, because the response Is not "a media type" (it has a media type). Would you accept "response to a query request must use a media type corresponding to…"?

[kasei]

@lisp – I'm going to go ahead and merge this. If you have ongoing concerns, let's discuss in a new issue or PR.

[lisp]

i had none.
i believe that the manifest document in w3c/rdf-tests#324 adopts the same formulation.