sizing: fold the thirteen size parsers into one - #293
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Each sizing family now names its CSS property, class prefix, keyword table and suborder offsets as data, so one parser, one to_style and one to_class serve all of them, and the container scale is defined once.
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Each sizing family now names its CSS property, class prefix, keyword table and suborder offsets as data, so one parser, one
to_styleand oneto_classserve all of them; the container scale and its defaults are defined once instead of three times.Emitted CSS is byte-identical for 1071 sizing classes and for the whole-list ordering run, and 61 rejected shapes still parse-fail the same way. The one behaviour change:
size-<n>/<m>fractions outside the old eleven-entry list (size-3/8,size-4/12, ...) parsed but then raisedFailurefromto_style; they now resolve to the percentage every other family already gave them.