Error messages under the new Paired method

@dogwonder AMP does not (yet) allow custom JavaScript, so indeed, a WordPress site will need to prevent enqueueing the scripts and instead opt for AMP equivalents, such as using the library of AMP components.

In general, if a theme or plugin provides no-script fallbacks for any enqueued script, then these will be the default experience in AMP. The noscript elements get unwrapped in AMP at the same time the script elements get removed.

In regards to emojis, you can see that the plugin unhooks the default emoji handling since it relies on JS: https://github.com/ampproject/amp-wp/blob/d0f36c9d313c941bad8c942a4734774bbd6ff409/includes/class-amp-theme-support.php#L775-L776

The plugin’s built-in support for core themes also dequeues scripts:

https://github.com/ampproject/amp-wp/blob/d0f36c9d313c941bad8c942a4734774bbd6ff409/includes/sanitizers/class-amp-core-theme-sanitizer.php#L76-L80

In regards to Jetpack, there is currently partial support for the new AMP paired/native modes. For example, the Gist support in Jetpack will check if it is an AMP response and then output an amp-gist tag instead of enqueueing a script:

https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/blob/45551d897afdcc662611184ba244a11a27e22d75/modules/shortcodes/gist.php#L57-L106

Work on making more modules AMP-compatible are underway and can be followed under: https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/issues/9730

The Gravatar Hovercards module is not supported in AMP yet, so I just turn that module off and so I don’t have to deal with accepting the wpgroho.js validation error. Similarly, I just turn off the Notifications module so I don’t have to accept the admin-bar notes validation error.

This is superb, thank you so much for the response, I’ll checkout the suggestions and the Gist!