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CSS Nesting spec explicitly absolutizes any use of relative selector syntax by inserting &. Seems consistent, then, to absolutize relative selector uses in @scope by inserting :scope.
By extension (Since we're treating it like scoped style rules), <scope-end> should do the same, if the relative selector syntax is used. (Aside - <scope-end> is solely defined as <forgiving-selector-list>)
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CSS Nesting spec explicitly absolutizes any use of relative selector syntax by inserting
&
. Seems consistent, then, to absolutize relative selector uses in@scope
by inserting:scope
.By extension (Since we're treating it like scoped style rules),
<scope-end>
should do the same, if the relative selector syntax is used. (Aside -<scope-end>
is solely defined as<forgiving-selector-list>
)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: