Added missing "loading" attribute for "IFrameHTMLAttributes" #4044
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As discussed with @Princesseuh, added missing "loading" attribute to IFrameHTMLAttributes. This eliminates the extension error where
Property 'loading' does not exist on type 'IFrameHTMLAttributes'.Testing
Added loading attribute the same way it's implemented on the
ImgHTMLAttributes.Docs
No extra documentation needed, it's the expected behavior.