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In the current spec, it describes setting the font kerning value as the follows:
The fontKerning attribute's allowed keywords are as follows:
auto ..
normal ...
none ...
It doesn't say of these allowed keywords are case sensitive or case insensitive. i.e. do we accept 'Normal' as a keyword? would ctx.fontKerning = 'Normal' changes fontKerning to 'normal'? The CSS font Kerning and font variant keywords are case insensitive.
In the current spec, it describes setting the font kerning value as the follows:
It doesn't say of these allowed keywords are case sensitive or case insensitive. i.e. do we accept 'Normal' as a keyword? would
ctx.fontKerning = 'Normal'
changesfontKerning
to'normal'
? The CSS font Kerning and font variant keywords are case insensitive.Note: The reason I bring it up is because the interop 2023 test case 2d.text.drawing.style.fontKerning.with.uppercase.html is expecting the input to be case sensitive.
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