[css-scroll-anchoring-1] Should changes to border trigger a scroll anchor adjustment suppression?

[eqrion]

Currently the properties that trigger suppressions are [ref]:

top, left, right, or bottom
margin or its longhands
padding or its longhands
width, height, min-width, max-width, min-height, or max-height
position
transform

Changes to border can affect layout through border-width. Should that be included as well?

cc @skobes @theres-waldo

[skobes-chromium]

The suppressions are a web compat heuristic. We didn't include it because we didn't encounter any sites that hit feedback loops from border changes.

[eqrion]

That makes sense to me. I suppose my only concern is to make sure that the properties that web developers can touch and trigger suppression are predictable.

That being said, there are many more properties listed than these that affect layout (grid, flex, float, ..). So I guess I don't really have an opinion.