[css-properties-values-api] Allow comma-separated names in @property prelude#1171
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…roperty prelude Per CSSWG resolution in w3c/csswg-drafts#7523, allow the @Property rule prelude to accept a comma-separated list of custom property names, so multiple properties sharing the same descriptors can be registered in a single rule. - Updated grammar to <<custom-property-name>># - Updated prose for multi-name semantics and duplicate handling - Added FrozenArray<CSSOMString> names attribute to CSSPropertyRule - Updated serialization to handle multiple names - Added Example 3 demonstrating the feature - Added changelog entry
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Per CSSWG resolution, allow the
@propertyrule prelude to accept a comma-separated list of custom property names, so multiple properties sharing the same descriptors can be registered in a single rule.<<custom-property-name>>to<<custom-property-name>>#FrozenArray<CSSOMString> namesattribute toCSSPropertyRuleResolves w3c/csswg-drafts#7523