Drop access-control from biblio.json, now handled in w3c.json (tobi…

…e#830)

* Drop `access-control` from biblio.json, now handled in w3c.json

`access-control` was marked as an alias of `fetch`. That's not incorrect, but
history-wise, `access-control` is more an alias of `cors`, which got superseded
by `fetch`. That history wasn't properly recorded in the W3C database. It now
is, so W3C update script is currently stuck because it wants to add an
`access-control` entry that targets `cors`, duplicating the entry in
`biblio.json`. This update drops the entry from `biblio.json`, so that updates
may resume.

(The superseding relationship between `cors` and `fetch` is not properly
captured yet but that's orthogonal to the problem at hand, see tobie#829).

refs/biblio.json

@@ -4028,9 +4028,6 @@
         "status": "Final",
         "title": ".ZIP File Format Specification"
     },
-    "access-control": {
-        "aliasOf": "FETCH"
-    },
     "bibo": {
         "authors": [
             "Bruce D'Arcus",

refs/w3c.json

@@ -18799,6 +18799,9 @@
         },
         "repository": "https://github.com/w3c/accelerometer"
     },
+    "access-control": {
+        "aliasOf": "cors"
+    },
     "accessibility-conformance-challenges": {
         "authors": [
             "Michael Cooper",