Chrome 133 text-box-* properties support #25730
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Summary
Chrome 133 and Safari 18.2 support the
text-box-*properties from the CSS Inline Layout Module Level 3, which allow you to control how much leading is trimmed from the start and/or end block edges of text content.Most of the data was already added; this PR adds support data for the
text-edgetype.Note that, for the moment, I've not included the
text-edgevalueleading: The spec is confusing, as a description is included but it is not included in the formal syntax. I've tried it and it doesn't seem to work in any browser. Is it a mistake that this is still included?Test results and supporting details
Related issues
MDN content: mdn/content#37738