Align clip-path checking more closely with spec#110
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This change brings `clip-path` checking a bit closer into alignment with the requirements in https://drafts.fxtf.org/css-masking-1/#the-clip-path. Even with this change, the checker still doesn’t recognize circle(), ellipse() or polygon() values for clip-path, but it does now recognize inset() values — with the limitation of not yet recognizing the `round <‘border-radius’>` optional argument.
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…tions needs implementations
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Reviewed all changes. LGTM
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This change brings
clip-pathchecking a bit closer into alignment with therequirements in https://drafts.fxtf.org/css-masking-1/#the-clip-path.
Even with this change, the checker still doesn’t recognize circle(), ellipse()
or polygon() values for clip-path, but it does now recognize inset() values —
with the limitation of not yet recognizing the
round <‘border-radius’>optional argument.