[css-contain] Move inline-size containment to the Level 2 spec #7631
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This feature is closely tied to much of the other material in contain level 3 -- it's an important prerequisite for container queries. Given that container query implementation is happening (I think) in multiple engines, I think this may be a somewhat temporary situation, and I suspect that many other features in contain-3 are likely to show similar level of stability in the near future. |
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Going ahead and closing this per #7631 (comment) |
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https://wpt.fyi/results/css/css-contain mostly shows green for all engines for the various
contain-inline-*tests (though Safari seems to be failing 100% of the https://wpt.fyi/results/css/css-contain/contain-inline-size-replaced.html tests…)That’d seem to suggest the “inline-size containment” feature is sufficiently mature enough to move into the Level 2 spec.