Safari 6 supported CSS overflow-x: auto with alt name
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This PR updates and corrects version values for Safari (Desktop and iOS/iPadOS) for the `auto` member of the `overflow-x` CSS property. This sets the downstream browser(s) to mirror from their upstream counterpart.
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This PR updates and corrects version values for Safari (Desktop and iOS/iPadOS) for the
automember of theoverflow-xCSS property. This sets the downstream browser(s) to mirror from their upstream counterpart.