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25 changes: 18 additions & 7 deletions crates/n0_cli/README.md
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Expand Up @@ -105,7 +105,14 @@ cargo run -p n0_cli --bin n0 -- \
`calc()`/`min()`, precedence, and fallback claims are Chromium-baked
cells; the remaining absolute units are pinned by the strokes contract
against the same cascade constants (`6pt ≡ 8px` measured). Its
cap, join and miter limit come from the one cascade.
cap, join and miter limit come from the one cascade. Pure fixed widths clamp
to Chromium's Web used-length ceiling (33,554,429 authored, 33,554,428 as
the resolved f32 fact). Both source spellings are Chromium-baked in one
large-user-space repair cell. An extreme pure percentage or percentage-only
`calc()` remains a named refusal: under a discriminating transform,
Chromium's accepted used value paints a butt-capped round or bevel join but
not the default miter or round/square-cap variants, so it cannot be normalized
to one universal no-stroke result.
A width whose basis this cascade lacks (viewport-, container-, and
font-metric-relative units, root-relative twins included), a `calc()`
mixing lengths and percentages, a font-size that would poison the `em`
Expand All @@ -122,14 +129,18 @@ cargo run -p n0_cli --bin n0 -- \
geometry. `none`, an all-zero list, and an invalid negative list retain
Chromium's solid fallback; zero painted intervals remain meaningful under
round/square caps, including on closed contours. These claims are covered by
25 Chromium-baked cells. The named remainder is exact: `stroke-dashoffset`
27 Chromium-baked cells. Pure fixed dash members clamp individually to the
same Web used-length ceiling before odd-list doubling. Extreme percentages
do not take that fixed ceiling: if their resolution makes the cycle
non-finite, Chromium drops the dash effect, leaving a solid stroke with the
authored cap. Byte-identical attribute/CSS cells pin the clamp, doubling,
per-contour restart, and percentage result on discriminating large geometry.
The named remainder is exact: `stroke-dashoffset`
(both spellings) and `pathLength` calibration remain refused because the
frame contract is zero-phase and uncalibrated; dash lengths with the same
untrustworthy basis/provenance classes as width refuse; and a list of finite
intervals whose f32 cycle sum overflows refuses before the frame boundary.
Chromium honors that last in-grammar magnitude class (measured, not celled),
so the checklist twins remain an explicit split even though the capability
slice renders the committed grammar cells.
untrustworthy basis/provenance classes as width refuse by their own registered
names. Those separate rows do not leave a standard-track dasharray grammar
remainder.
The stroke's `<paint>` grammar is celled: hex and named colours,
`currentColor` against the `color` hint, `none` (the initial — an
invalid paint drops to it), and the full `url() [none | <color>]?`
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84 changes: 73 additions & 11 deletions crates/websem/src/svg.rs
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Expand Up @@ -4407,6 +4407,43 @@ fn patrol_stroke_dasharray_units(
patrol_stroke_length_units(el, element_name, "stroke-dasharray")
}

/// The upper used-value bound for a non-negative Web `<length>` consumed by
/// SVG stroke properties.
///
/// Blink mixes CSS lengths with SVG user-unit lengths by clamping the former
/// to its fixed-point layout range: `INT_MAX / 64 - 2`, or 33,554,429. That
/// integer rounds to 33,554,428 when represented by the `f32` facts this
/// compiler and frame contract carry.
const WEB_USED_LENGTH_MAX: f32 = (i32::MAX / 64 - 2) as f32;

fn clamp_web_used_length(length: Length) -> f32 {
let px = length.px();
if px > WEB_USED_LENGTH_MAX {
WEB_USED_LENGTH_MAX
} else {
px
}
}

/// Resolve a pure percentage stroke width with Blink's float operation order.
///
/// Stylo stores `N%` as the fraction `N / 100`. Blink's SVG length path keeps
/// `N`, multiplies that by the viewport dimension, and only then divides by
/// 100. The intermediate multiplication is observable at the top of the f32
/// range: overflow saturates to `f32::MAX` rather than recovering the finite
/// mathematical product. The boolean names that saturation so the caller can
/// refuse the cap- and join-dependent renderer result without hiding an
/// unrelated stroke construction error.
fn resolve_web_percentage_length(percentage: f32, basis: f32) -> (f32, bool) {
let authored_percentage = percentage * 100.0;
let resolved = basis * authored_percentage / 100.0;
if resolved == f32::INFINITY {
(f32::MAX, true)
} else {
(resolved, false)
}
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Preserve the stated percentage operation order.

Line 4438 can overflow before basis participates. For a large percentage with a small or zero normalized-diagonal basis, Blink's authored_percentage * basis / 100 can remain finite, but this code produces INFINITY or NaN and refuses the stroke as saturated.

Calculate the intermediate product with sufficient precision, then detect whether the equivalent f32 intermediate would overflow. Add a small-viewBox regression case.

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In `@crates/websem/src/svg.rs` around lines 4437 - 4444, Update
resolve_web_percentage_length to compute the percentage-times-basis product in
higher precision before dividing by 100, preserving the authored operation order
and avoiding premature f32 overflow or NaN for small or zero bases. Then detect
whether the equivalent f32 intermediate would overflow and return the existing
saturated result only in that case; add a focused small-viewBox regression test
covering the large-percentage scenario.

}

/// Resolve the SVG stroke from the one cascade, as typed values — the same
/// ingress discipline as [`resolve_fill`], so presentation attributes,
/// stylesheet rules, inheritance through containers, unit-bearing lengths
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -4506,7 +4543,7 @@ fn resolve_stroke(
// the same basis chain the shape geometry percentages refuse on.
let destination_data = el.borrow_data().ok_or(CompileError::MissingComputedStyle)?;
let destination_style: &ComputedValues = destination_data.styles.primary();
let width = match destination_style.clone_stroke_width() {
let (width, percentage_width_saturated) = match destination_style.clone_stroke_width() {
SVGLength::ContextValue => {
return Err(CompileError::UnsupportedStroke(
"stroke-width: context-value".to_string(),
Expand All @@ -4517,14 +4554,14 @@ fn resolve_stroke(
// The unit is gone from a computed length, so the authored text
// is what says whether its basis was one this build has.
patrol_stroke_width_units(el, element_name)?;
length.px()
(clamp_web_used_length(length), false)
}
// A pure percentage resolves against the viewport's normalized
// diagonal (SVG2 §7.10; measured — `10%` of 64x64 paints 6.4
// units). A calc() mixing lengths and percentages has neither a
// computed length nor a pure percentage and stays refused.
None => match width.0.to_percentage() {
Some(percentage) => percentage.0 * bases.diagonal(),
Some(percentage) => resolve_web_percentage_length(percentage.0, bases.diagonal()),
None => {
return Err(CompileError::UnsupportedStroke(
"a calc() stroke-width mixing lengths and percentages is not consumed"
Expand All @@ -4534,6 +4571,20 @@ fn resolve_stroke(
},
},
};
if percentage_width_saturated {
// Chromium's result after this saturation is cap- and join-dependent:
// a butt-capped round/bevel stroke paints while the default miter and
// round/square caps paint nothing. This frame/consumer path does not
// admit that renderer-level branch across the full cap/join grammar
// (the default miter's conservative reach is not representable).
// Refuse the typed arithmetic event rather than normalizing it to an
// absence that silently erases the painted cases, and do not catch
// unrelated reach errors here.
return Err(CompileError::UnsupportedStroke(
"stroke-width percentage saturation has cap- and join-dependent paint semantics"
.to_string(),
));
}
if width == 0.0 {
return Ok(None);
}
Expand All @@ -4554,20 +4605,31 @@ fn resolve_stroke(
SVGStrokeDashArray::Values(values) => {
let mut intervals = Vec::with_capacity(values.len() * 2);
for value in values.iter() {
intervals.push(value.0.resolve(Length::new(bases.diagonal())).px());
// Blink applies the Web used-length ceiling to a pure resolved
// `<length>` (including an SVG number and a calc() simplified
// to one length), but not to a percentage-bearing value. Keep
// that typed distinction through resolution: clamping the
// resolved result wholesale would change percentage cycles.
let interval = match value.0.to_length() {
Some(length) => clamp_web_used_length(length),
None => value.0.resolve(Length::new(bases.diagonal())).px(),
};
intervals.push(interval);
}
if !intervals.len().is_multiple_of(2) {
intervals.extend_from_within(..);
}
match StrokeDashIntervals::new(intervals) {
Ok(intervals) => intervals,
Err(StrokeDashIntervalsError::UnrepresentableCycleLength) => {
return Err(CompileError::UnsupportedStroke(
"a stroke-dasharray cycle has a finite authored grammar but its \
resolved total is not representable by this frame contract"
.to_string(),
));
}
// Chromium retains the declaration but drops the dash path
// effect when percentage resolution produces a non-finite
// member or repeated-cycle sum. Dash absence is therefore a
// solid stroke with the authored cap, not a refusal and not an
// invisible stroke.
Err(
StrokeDashIntervalsError::NonFiniteInterval { .. }
| StrokeDashIntervalsError::UnrepresentableCycleLength,
) => None,
Err(error) => {
return Err(CompileError::UnsupportedStroke(format!(
"stroke-dasharray did not resolve to one checked cycle: {error}"
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