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Different types of nodes specify different (mostly optional) properties on raws. If there's truly nothing that can be guaranteed about raws, it probably makes more sense to just have all node types use any, but if not, it probably makes sense to have a common interface defining each property that the default CSS parser uses.
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Different types of nodes specify different (mostly optional) properties on
raws
. If there's truly nothing that can be guaranteed about raws, it probably makes more sense to just have all node types useany
, but if not, it probably makes sense to have a common interface defining each property that the default CSS parser uses.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: