I noticed that Section 4.6 of the Web Workers spec still refers to the
"close event" which has been removed:

If the script gets aborted by the "kill a
worker<#122aa363b1e6e893_kill-a-worker>"
algorithm, then that same algorithm will cause there to only be a singletask in
the event loop at the next step, namely the task for the close event.
The "terminate
a worker <#122aa363b1e6e893_terminate-a-worker>" algorithm removes all the
events.

Seems like we should update this language.

-atw

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