Expand single-layer CSS mask shorthands - #501
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Problem and result
Unchanged Code OSS authors many icon and fade masks through
maskand-webkit-mask, while WebScene previously retained only separately-authored longhands. Those declarations never reached the retained mask path.This provider change:
mask-modeinitial/value handling;URL-backed SVG projection is implemented by dependent PR #502 for #500. GitHub displays #502 as a stack child because its base is this provider branch. Merge this PR first, retarget #502 to
main, then merge #502.Validation
git diff --checkpasses and generated metadata was refreshed. The first CI attempt found a stale expected property count; tipabf311e5updates 105 to 106. Other observed failures were runner DNS checkout failures and pre-existing mainline native footprint /aspect_ratio_*compile errors. Replacement workflows were canceled, so no post-fix pass is claimed. Per the current throughput directive, builds, native/browser tests, WPT, pixels, performance, memory, package, and CI validation were intentionally not run; the cumulative debt is recorded in #499, #256, and #235.Closes #499