[css-overflow-4] Refactor the text about block-ellipsis insertion #12872
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The text had accreted various rules and constraints, but no longer had clear structure. This attempt to reorganize the whole thing in a more understandable manner. No new behavior is introduced by this text, though some previously implicit consequences are made explicit, for clarity.
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Co-authored-by: Andreu Botella <andreu@andreubotella.com>
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The text had accreted various rules and constraints, but no longer had clear structure.
This attempt to reorganize the whole thing in a more understandable manner.
No new behavior is (intended to be) introduced by this reformulated text, though some previously implicit consequences are made explicit, for clarity.
The PR is split into two commits, for better readability: one reorganizing the text, and one re-attributing the relevant test annotations to the relevant part (but making no change to the text).
cc: @andreubotella @fantasai