@ng-native/fabric 0.15.0 → 0.17.0

package/dist/css.js

@@ -32,13 +32,16 @@ function formOf(token, kind) {
 }
 /**
  * Whether a child is one `:empty` sees. An anchor is a comment on the web, which it does not;
- * nor text of no length, which a binding to nothing leaves behind.
+ * nor text of no length, which a binding to nothing leaves behind; nor a box a rule generated,
+ * which is not in the tree a selector is matched against.
  */
 export function fills(child) {
-    if (child.kind === 'anchor')
+    if (child.nodeKind === 'anchor' || (boxesDrawn && isGenerated(child.tag)))
         return false;
-    return child.kind !== 'text' || child.text !== '';
+    return child.nodeKind !== 'text' || child.nodeText !== '';
 }
+/** The name a type selector matches a node by. */
+const typeOf = (node) => node.typeName ?? node.tag;
 /**
  * Properties CSS inherits that mean something on native.
  *
@@ -77,6 +80,14 @@ const INHERITED = new Set([
  * children do already, so neither is handed down.
  */
 const INHERITED_POINTER_EVENTS = new Set(['none', 'auto']);
+/**
+ * A shape's paint, which SVG hands down: a path under an `<svg>` with a `fill` has that fill.
+ * Inherited only in a library's drawing (`StyleTarget.namespace`). An icon's shapes are left to
+ * react-native-svg, which hands a group's paint down itself, from what the shape set as its own.
+ */
+const SHAPE_PAINT_INHERITED = new Set(['fill', 'stroke', 'strokeWidth']);
+/** Whether a prop of a shape in a drawing is a paint it hands down: see `inheritFrom`. */
+export const handsDownPaint = (key) => key === 'propList' || SHAPE_PAINT_INHERITED.has(key);
 /**
  * `border-style: none`, which the compiler writes as a style native does not have. On the web it
  * makes every border width 0, whichever rule set the width, so `border-hidden border-x` draws no
@@ -210,6 +221,8 @@ export const styleStats = {
     rulesFiled: 0,
     /** Nodes asked whether a rule `:has()` was asked for could be for them: see `isFor`. */
     subjectTests: 0,
+    /** Children whose place in a list `:has()` noted, to step from one to the next. */
+    placesIndexed: 0,
 };
 export function resetStyleStats() {
     styleStats.compoundTests = 0;
@@ -217,6 +230,7 @@ export function resetStyleStats() {
     styleStats.nodesResolved = 0;
     styleStats.rulesFiled = 0;
     styleStats.subjectTests = 0;
+    styleStats.placesIndexed = 0;
 }
 /** A prop's value as an attribute test compares it: in lower case, under the i flag. */
 const attributeText = (actual, test) => test.insensitive ? String(actual).toLowerCase() : String(actual);
@@ -229,7 +243,7 @@ const attributeText = (actual, test) => test.insensitive ? String(actual).toLowe
  * is the element's class list, as the attribute would spell it.
  */
 function matchesAttribute(node, test) {
-    const actual = test.name === 'class' ? classAttribute(node) : node.props[test.name];
+    const actual = test.name === 'class' ? classAttribute(node) : attributeOf(node, test.name);
     if (actual === undefined || actual === null || actual === false)
         return false;
     if (test.operator === undefined)
@@ -239,6 +253,11 @@ function matchesAttribute(node, test) {
         return false;
     return matchesValue(attributeText(actual, test), test.operator, test.value);
 }
+/**
+ * A node's attribute as a selector reads it: the one a package keeps for it apart from its props,
+ * where it keeps one by that name, and otherwise its prop. See `Engine.keepAttribute`.
+ */
+export const attributeOf = (node, name) => node.keptAttributes?.[name] ?? node.props[name];
 /** The classes of a node in the order they were set, one space between each; none is absent. */
 const classAttribute = (node) => node.classes?.size ? [...node.classes].join(' ') : undefined;
 /** The operators an empty value can still match by: `=` and `|=`. */
@@ -270,7 +289,7 @@ function matchesValue(value, operator, expected) {
 function ownedBy(node, compound, sheet) {
     if (compound.host !== undefined || compound.hostContext !== undefined)
         return true;
-    return node.sheet === sheet;
+    return node.templateSheet === sheet;
 }
 /*
  * Exempt from the complexity limit deliberately. This is a flat conjunction of independent
@@ -278,6 +297,20 @@ function ownedBy(node, compound, sheet) {
  * same thing. It is also the hottest function in the matcher, called tens of thousands of times
  * per commit, so splitting each guard into its own call would cost more than it reads better.
  */
+/** The first character of a generated box's tag, `::before` or `::after`. */
+const COLON = 58;
+/**
+ * Whether any sheet in the process has drawn a generated box: until one has, no node is one, and
+ * the checks for one below cost a boolean read. Set once and left set.
+ *
+ * ponytail: never turned off again, as the checks are only a cost once it is on; count the
+ * engines with boxes if an app that drops its last library sheet needs the matching back.
+ */
+let boxesDrawn = false;
+/** Note that a sheet in play draws generated boxes: see `boxesDrawn`. */
+export function noteGeneratedBoxes() {
+    boxesDrawn = true;
+}
 // eslint-disable-next-line complexity
 function matchesCompound(node, compound, sheet) {
     styleStats.compoundTests++;
@@ -291,7 +324,14 @@ function matchesCompound(node, compound, sheet) {
                 return false;
         }
     }
-    if (compound.type !== undefined && compound.type !== node.tag)
+    if (compound.type !== undefined) {
+        // `typeOf`, asked here without the call: this is asked of every compound tested.
+        if (compound.type !== (node.typeName ?? node.tag))
+            return false;
+        // A generated box is no element to a compound that names none, `*` or a class alone, as a
+        // pseudo-element is none in a browser: one character told from any element's name.
+    }
+    else if (boxesDrawn && node.tag.charCodeAt(0) === COLON)
         return false;
     if (compound.own !== undefined && !ownedBy(node, compound, sheet))
         return false;
@@ -307,7 +347,7 @@ function matchesCompound(node, compound, sheet) {
                 return false;
         }
     }
-    if (compound.empty !== undefined && node.children?.some(fills))
+    if (compound.empty !== undefined && node.childList?.some(fills))
         return false;
     if (compound.nth !== undefined) {
         for (const test of compound.nth) {
@@ -315,17 +355,31 @@ function matchesCompound(node, compound, sheet) {
                 return false;
         }
     }
+    // `:not()`: the node is none of its arguments, a compound or a longer selector.
     if (compound.not) {
         for (const excluded of compound.not) {
             if (matchesCompound(node, excluded, sheet))
                 return false;
         }
+        if (compound.notComplex) {
+            for (const excluded of compound.notComplex) {
+                if (matchesComplex(node, excluded, sheet))
+                    return false;
+            }
+        }
     }
+    // `:is()` and `:where()`: the node is one of each list of alternatives.
     if (compound.is) {
         for (const alternatives of compound.is) {
             if (!alternatives.some((option) => matchesCompound(node, option, sheet)))
                 return false;
         }
+        if (compound.isComplex) {
+            for (const alternatives of compound.isComplex) {
+                if (!alternatives.some((option) => matchesComplex(node, option, sheet)))
+                    return false;
+            }
+        }
     }
     if (compound.has) {
         for (const test of compound.has) {
@@ -366,18 +420,207 @@ function matchesCompound(node, compound, sheet) {
     }
     return true;
 }
+/**
+ * `:has()` answers, by the node asked and the test, while the engine commits: a rule like
+ * `main:has(.missing) span` asks the same of `main` for each span in it, and each answer is a
+ * walk of everything in `main`. Nothing an answer hangs on changes in a commit, and a change
+ * between two drops them all: see `forgetHasAnswers`.
+ */
+let hasAnswers = null;
+/**
+ * What `:has()` found of a list while the engine commits, kept and dropped with `hasAnswers`:
+ * without it, asking each of a thousand items `:has(~ .x)` looks through the list once each.
+ */
+let relations = null;
+/** Keep `:has()` answers from here, or stop keeping them. */
+export function keepHasAnswers(keep) {
+    hasAnswers = keep ? new Map() : null;
+    relations = keep ? new Relations() : null;
+}
+/** Drop the `:has()` answers kept, for something beneath a node changed. */
+export function forgetHasAnswers() {
+    hasAnswers?.clear();
+    if (relations)
+        relations = new Relations();
+}
 /** Whether some element beneath `node`, or some child of it for `:has(> x)`, matches the test. */
 function hasBeneath(node, test, sheet) {
-    for (const child of node.children ?? []) {
-        if (child.kind !== undefined && child.kind !== 'element')
+    const known = hasAnswers?.get(node)?.get(test);
+    if (known !== undefined)
+        return known;
+    const found = test.relative?.some((relative) => hasRelative(node, relative, sheet)) === true ||
+        hasCompound(node, test, sheet);
+    if (hasAnswers) {
+        let answers = hasAnswers.get(node);
+        if (!answers)
+            hasAnswers.set(node, (answers = new Map()));
+        answers.set(test, found);
+    }
+    return found;
+}
+function hasCompound(node, test, sheet) {
+    if (!test.any.length)
+        return false;
+    for (const child of node.childList ?? []) {
+        if (child.nodeKind !== undefined && child.nodeKind !== 'element')
             continue;
         if (test.any.some((option) => matchesCompound(child, option, sheet)))
             return true;
-        if (!test.child && hasBeneath(child, test, sheet))
+        if (!test.child && hasCompound(child, test, sheet))
             return true;
     }
     return false;
 }
+/** Whether a node is the last element of a selector: matched leftwards, as a rule is. */
+function matchesComplex(node, selector, sheet) {
+    const last = selector.compounds.length - 1;
+    return (matchesCompound(node, selector.compounds[last], sheet) &&
+        matchPrefix(node, selector, last - 1, sheet));
+}
+const SIBLING_COMBINATORS = new Set(['next-sibling', 'later-sibling']);
+/**
+ * Each element's place in its parent's list, found once for a `:has()` as it is asked: a list
+ * of thousands asked `:has(.a + .b)` is not searched again for each element in it to find the
+ * one before. Nothing changes while a selector is matched, so nothing is out of date.
+ */
+class Places {
+    lists = new Map();
+    /** Where `node` is in its parent's list, counting what is not an element. */
+    place(node) {
+        const siblings = node.parent.childList ?? [];
+        let places = this.lists.get(node.parent);
+        if (!places) {
+            places = new Map(siblings.map((child, at) => [child, at]));
+            styleStats.placesIndexed += siblings.length;
+            this.lists.set(node.parent, places);
+        }
+        return places.get(node);
+    }
+    /** The element `step` places along from `node`: before it for -1, after it for 1. */
+    element(node, step) {
+        const siblings = node.parent?.childList;
+        if (!siblings)
+            return null;
+        for (let at = this.place(node) + step; at >= 0 && at < siblings.length; at += step) {
+            if (isElement(siblings[at]))
+                return siblings[at];
+        }
+        return null;
+    }
+}
+/** A `:has()` argument less its first step: `.a .b` of `~ .a .b`, asked of the `.a`. */
+const TAILS = new WeakMap();
+function tailOf(relative) {
+    let tail = TAILS.get(relative);
+    if (!tail) {
+        tail = { compounds: relative.compounds.slice(1), combinators: relative.combinators.slice(1) };
+        TAILS.set(relative, tail);
+    }
+    return tail;
+}
+/**
+ * What a `:has()` argument that starts with `+` or `~` finds of a list: which elements after
+ * the node asked it can start from, the rest of it asked of each. That is the same whichever
+ * element before them asks, so a list is looked through once for all of them.
+ */
+class Relations {
+    places = new Places();
+    /** By argument and list, the place of the last element `~` can start from, or -1. */
+    lastStarts = new Map();
+    /** Whether `relative`, which starts with `+` or `~`, is true of `anchor`. */
+    after(anchor, relative, sheet) {
+        if (relative.combinators[0] === 'next-sibling') {
+            const next = this.places.element(anchor, 1);
+            return next !== null && this.startsAt(next, relative, sheet);
+        }
+        const list = anchor.parent;
+        return list !== null && this.places.place(anchor) < this.lastStart(list, relative, sheet);
+    }
+    lastStart(list, relative, sheet) {
+        let byList = this.lastStarts.get(relative);
+        if (!byList)
+            this.lastStarts.set(relative, (byList = new Map()));
+        let last = byList.get(list);
+        if (last === undefined) {
+            const siblings = list.childList ?? [];
+            last = siblings.length - 1;
+            while (last >= 0 &&
+                !(isElement(siblings[last]) && this.startsAt(siblings[last], relative, sheet))) {
+                last--;
+            }
+            byList.set(list, last);
+        }
+        return last;
+    }
+    /** Whether `node` is where the first compound of `relative` is, the rest of it asked of it. */
+    startsAt(node, relative, sheet) {
+        if (!matchesCompound(node, relative.compounds[0], sheet))
+            return false;
+        return relative.compounds.length === 1 || hasRelative(node, tailOf(relative), sheet);
+    }
+}
+/**
+ * Whether some element is the last of a `:has()` argument asked of `anchor`: one beneath it, or
+ * after it where the argument starts with `+` or `~`, and beneath one of those where it goes on
+ * to a child or a descendant.
+ */
+function hasRelative(anchor, relative, sheet) {
+    const known = relations ?? new Relations();
+    if (SIBLING_COMBINATORS.has(relative.combinators[0]))
+        return known.after(anchor, relative, sheet);
+    return someBeneath(anchor, (node) => relativeFits(node, relative, anchor, sheet, known.places));
+}
+/** Whether some element beneath `node` passes `test`. */
+function someBeneath(node, test) {
+    for (const child of node.childList ?? []) {
+        if (!isElement(child))
+            continue;
+        if (test(child) || someBeneath(child, test))
+            return true;
+    }
+    return false;
+}
+/** Whether `node` is the last element of a `:has()` argument asked of `anchor`. */
+function relativeFits(node, relative, anchor, sheet, places) {
+    const last = relative.compounds.length - 1;
+    return (matchesCompound(node, relative.compounds[last], sheet) &&
+        relativeLeft(node, last, { relative, anchor, sheet, places }));
+}
+/**
+ * Match what is left of `relative.compounds[at]`, which `matched` is: the compound before it,
+ * or the anchor where it is the first, by the combinator between. A descendant or a later
+ * sibling tries each candidate, as `matchAny` does.
+ */
+function relativeLeft(matched, at, relating) {
+    const { relative, anchor, sheet, places } = relating;
+    const compound = at > 0 ? relative.compounds[at - 1] : null;
+    const fits = (node) => compound === null
+        ? node === anchor
+        : matchesCompound(node, compound, sheet) && relativeLeft(node, at - 1, relating);
+    switch (relative.combinators[at]) {
+        case 'child':
+            return matched.parent !== null && fits(matched.parent);
+        case 'next-sibling': {
+            const before = places.element(matched, -1);
+            return before !== null && fits(before);
+        }
+        case 'later-sibling':
+            for (let before = places.element(matched, -1); before; before = places.element(before, -1)) {
+                if (fits(before))
+                    return true;
+            }
+            return false;
+        default:
+            for (let up = matched.parent; up; up = up.parent) {
+                if (fits(up))
+                    return true;
+                // Nothing above the anchor is beneath it.
+                if (up === anchor)
+                    return false;
+            }
+            return false;
+    }
+}
 /**
  * Right-to-left matching, as every CSS engine does it: the rightmost compound is the cheapest
  * filter and rejects almost everything immediately.
@@ -392,7 +635,7 @@ export function matches(node, rule, sheet = null) {
     // of the same name.
     if (sheet !== null &&
         sheet === node.hostSheet &&
-        sheet !== node.sheet &&
+        sheet !== node.templateSheet &&
         subject.host === undefined) {
         return false;
     }
@@ -515,7 +758,7 @@ function bitsAbove(node) {
             for (const className of up.classes)
                 add(bitOf('.', className));
         if (up.tag !== undefined)
-            add(bitOf('<', up.tag));
+            add(bitOf('<', typeOf(up)));
         const id = up.props?.['nativeID'];
         if (typeof id === 'string')
             add(bitOf('#', id));
@@ -535,7 +778,15 @@ function takesParents(rule) {
     return takes;
 }
 /** Whether a node is one of the children CSS counts. Text and anchors are children, not elements. */
-const isElement = (node) => node.kind === undefined || node.kind === 'element';
+const isElement = (node) => 
+// Asked of each sibling a rule counts: told from a generated box here, without a call.
+(node.nodeKind === undefined || node.nodeKind === 'element') &&
+    !(boxesDrawn && node.tag.charCodeAt(0) === COLON);
+/**
+ * Whether an element's name is a generated box's, `::before` or `::after`: a child the engine
+ * keeps for a rule that draws one, which no selector counts among the element's children.
+ */
+export const isGenerated = (name) => name.startsWith('::');
 /** A node's first `count` elements, or its last, skipping everything that is not one. */
 export function elementsAtEnd(siblings, count, fromEnd) {
     const found = [];
@@ -594,12 +845,15 @@ function countSiblings(compound, reach, withinHas) {
         reach.after = Infinity;
     if (counts.some((test) => withinHas || test.fromEnd))
         reach.before = true;
+    // `:is(.a + .b)`: what the node matches hangs on the element before it, as a rule's does.
+    for (const selector of nestedSelectors(compound)) {
+        if (!withinHas)
+            reach.after = Math.max(reach.after, stepsAlong(selector.combinators));
+    }
     for (const inner of nestedCompounds(compound))
         countSiblings(inner, reach, withinHas);
-    for (const test of compound.has ?? []) {
-        for (const inner of test.any)
-            countSiblings(inner, reach, true);
-    }
+    for (const inner of hasCompounds(compound))
+        countSiblings(inner, reach, true);
 }
 const PLACE_ELSEWHERE = new WeakMap();
 /**
@@ -624,7 +878,7 @@ export function placeReadElsewhere(sheet) {
             // above the element styled, and its last compound is the element the rest hangs under.
             let start = 0;
             rule.compounds.forEach((compound, at) => {
-                placeReadAbove(compound, elsewhere);
+                placeReadAbove(compound, elsewhere, at < rule.compounds.length - 1);
                 const joined = rule.combinators[at];
                 if (joined === 'next-sibling' || joined === 'later-sibling')
                     return;
@@ -651,51 +905,123 @@ const NAMED_BESIDE = new WeakMap();
 export function namedBeside(sheet) {
     let named = NAMED_BESIDE.get(sheet);
     if (named === undefined) {
-        named = new Set();
-        for (const rule of sheet.rules) {
-            rule.combinators.forEach((joined, at) => {
-                if (joined === 'next-sibling' || joined === 'later-sibling') {
-                    propsNamed(rule.compounds[at], named);
-                }
-            });
-        }
-        NAMED_BESIDE.set(sheet, named);
+        const found = new Set();
+        for (const rule of sheet.rules)
+            besideIn(rule, rule, found);
+        NAMED_BESIDE.set(sheet, (named = found));
     }
     return named;
 }
-/** Add each prop a compound, or one nested in it at any depth, asks about: an attribute or an id. */
-function propsNamed(compound, into) {
-    if (compound.id !== undefined)
+/**
+ * Add to `into` what each compound joined to a later one by `+` or `~` asks, in a selector and
+ * in each one nested in it. A `:has()` argument starts at the element it is asked of, so one
+ * with a sibling in it has every prop the rule names added.
+ */
+function besideIn(selector, rule, into) {
+    if (selector === null || typeof selector !== 'object')
+        return;
+    if (Array.isArray(selector))
+        return selector.forEach((inner) => besideIn(inner, rule, into));
+    const { compounds, combinators } = selector;
+    if (Array.isArray(compounds) && Array.isArray(combinators)) {
+        const relative = combinators.length === compounds.length;
+        combinators.forEach((joined, at) => {
+            if (joined !== 'next-sibling' && joined !== 'later-sibling')
+                return;
+            if (relative)
+                propsNamed(rule, into);
+            else
+                propsNamed(compounds[at], into);
+        });
+    }
+    for (const [key, inner] of Object.entries(selector)) {
+        if (!DECLARED.has(key))
+            besideIn(inner, rule, into);
+    }
+}
+/** Add every prop a part of a selector asks about to `into`: each attribute, and an id. */
+function propsNamed(part, into) {
+    if (part === null || typeof part !== 'object')
+        return;
+    if (Array.isArray(part))
+        return part.forEach((inner) => propsNamed(inner, into));
+    const { attributes, id } = part;
+    if (id !== undefined)
         into.add('nativeID');
-    for (const test of compound.attributes ?? [])
+    for (const test of attributes ?? [])
         into.add(test.name);
-    const within = (compound.has ?? []).flatMap((test) => test.any);
-    for (const inner of [...nestedCompounds(compound), ...within])
-        propsNamed(inner, into);
+    for (const [key, inner] of Object.entries(part))
+        if (!DECLARED.has(key))
+            propsNamed(inner, into);
 }
 /** Whether a compound, or one nested in it at any depth, asks about a place in a child list. */
 function readsPlace(compound) {
     if (compound.nth?.length)
         return true;
-    const within = (compound.has ?? []).flatMap((test) => test.any);
-    return [...nestedCompounds(compound), ...within].some(readsPlace);
+    return [...nestedCompounds(compound), ...hasCompounds(compound)].some(readsPlace);
 }
 /**
  * Collect the compounds nested in one that are matched against an element above the one it is
- * matched against, and ask about that element's place: `:is(.group:first-child *)`.
+ * matched against, and ask about that element's place: `:is(.group:first-child *)`. `above`
+ * says the compound is itself matched against an element above the one styled.
  */
-function placeReadAbove(compound, elsewhere) {
-    const above = [
+function placeReadAbove(compound, elsewhere, above) {
+    const over = [
         ...(compound.ancestors ?? []),
         ...(compound.parents ?? []),
         ...(compound.hostContext ?? []),
     ];
-    for (const inner of above)
+    for (const inner of over)
         if (readsPlace(inner))
             elsewhere.push({ compound: inner });
-    for (const inner of nestedCompounds(compound))
-        placeReadAbove(inner, elsewhere);
+    // `:is(.a + .b) .c` or `:not(:first-child .b)`: an element whose place changed can change what
+    // one under it matches, which is told from no class here. Only such sheets pay. Of the element
+    // styled, `.b:is(.a ~ *)` reads what is before the element alone, as a rule's own `~` does.
+    const reads = above ? beside : readFromUnder;
+    if (nestedSelectors(compound).some(reads))
+        elsewhere.push({ compound: { classes: [] } });
+    for (const inner of over)
+        placeReadAbove(inner, elsewhere, true);
+    placeReadNested(compound, elsewhere, above);
 }
+/**
+ * `placeReadAbove` of the compounds nested in one: those of its `:is()` and `:not()` are matched
+ * against the element it is, and those of a longer selector in one before its last against others.
+ */
+function placeReadNested(compound, elsewhere, above) {
+    for (const inner of [...(compound.not ?? []), ...(compound.is ?? []).flat()]) {
+        placeReadAbove(inner, elsewhere, above);
+    }
+    for (const selector of nestedSelectors(compound)) {
+        const last = selector.compounds.length - 1;
+        selector.compounds.forEach((inner, at) => placeReadAbove(inner, elsewhere, above || at < last));
+    }
+}
+/** Whether what a selector matches hangs on where an element is among those beside it. */
+const beside = (one) => one.combinators.some((each) => SIBLING_COMBINATORS.has(each)) ||
+    (one.compounds.length > 1 && one.compounds.some(readsPlace));
+/**
+ * Whether a selector reads the place of an element above the one it ends at: a run of compounds
+ * joined by `+` and `~` before a descendant or child combinator, `.a + .b .c`, or a compound
+ * there that asks its place, `:first-child > .c`.
+ */
+function readFromUnder(one) {
+    let start = 0;
+    for (let at = 0; at < one.combinators.length; at++) {
+        if (SIBLING_COMBINATORS.has(one.combinators[at]))
+            continue;
+        const run = one.compounds.slice(start, at + 1);
+        if (run.length > 1 || run.some(readsPlace))
+            return true;
+        start = at + 1;
+    }
+    return false;
+}
+/** The selectors of more than a compound nested in one, in its `:is()` and its `:not()`. */
+const nestedSelectors = (compound) => [
+    ...(compound.notComplex ?? []),
+    ...(compound.isComplex ?? []).flat(),
+];
 /** The compounds nested in one, a `:has()`'s apart. */
 const nestedCompounds = (compound) => [
     ...(compound.not ?? []),
@@ -703,10 +1029,16 @@ const nestedCompounds = (compound) => [
     ...(compound.ancestors ?? []),
     ...(compound.parents ?? []),
     ...(compound.hostContext ?? []),
+    ...nestedSelectors(compound).flatMap((selector) => selector.compounds),
 ];
+/** The compounds of a compound's `:has()` arguments. */
+const hasCompounds = (compound) => (compound.has ?? []).flatMap((test) => [
+    ...test.any,
+    ...(test.relative ?? []).flatMap((relative) => relative.compounds),
+]);
 /** The element before this one, skipping everything that is not one. */
 function previousElement(node) {
-    const siblings = node.parent?.children;
+    const siblings = node.parent?.childList;
     if (!siblings)
         return null;
     for (let i = siblings.indexOf(node) - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
@@ -723,7 +1055,7 @@ function previousElement(node) {
  * counting, and the rest wait for a list that is actually slow.
  */
 function matchesNth(node, test) {
-    const siblings = node.parent?.children;
+    const siblings = node.parent?.childList;
     if (!siblings)
         return false;
     if (test.a === 0 && test.b === 1 && !test.ofType) {
@@ -795,6 +1127,148 @@ const TWIN = {
     ltr: twins(SIDES_LTR),
     rtl: twins(SIDES_LTR.map(([logical, physical]) => [logical, mirrored(physical)])),
 };
+/** The props of each edge of a box across and down, in each form Yoga or React Native reads. */
+const across = (box) => ['Left', 'Right', 'Start', 'End', 'InlineStart', 'InlineEnd'].map((side) => `${box}${side}`);
+const down = (box) => ['Top', 'Bottom', 'BlockStart', 'BlockEnd'].map((side) => `${box}${side}`);
+/** A box's shorthand for every edge, across and down, keyed by the name an inline style uses. */
+function boxShorthands(all, edges, axes) {
+    return [
+        [all, [...edges.across, ...edges.down, ...axes.across, ...axes.down]],
+        // An axis's own name among them is skipped as one the element sets itself.
+        ...axes.across.map((axis) => [axis, [...edges.across, ...axes.across]]),
+        ...axes.down.map((axis) => [axis, [...edges.down, ...axes.down]]),
+    ];
+}
+/** Every corner, physical and logical, by the name of its radius. */
+const CORNERS = [
+    ...['TopLeft', 'TopRight', 'BottomLeft', 'BottomRight', 'TopStart', 'TopEnd'],
+    ...['BottomStart', 'BottomEnd', 'StartStart', 'StartEnd', 'EndStart', 'EndEnd'],
+].map((corner) => `border${corner}Radius`);
+/**
+ * The props each shorthand an inline style can set covers, in every form a native view reads
+ * them: physical, logical and the aliases Yoga takes. A stylesheet's shorthand is compiled to its
+ * longhands, so only an element's own style commits one as it is written, and there CSS has it
+ * win over a rule's longhand, where Yoga and React Native read the more specific edge or corner.
+ */
+const COVERS = new Map([
+    ...['margin', 'padding'].flatMap((box) => boxShorthands(box, { across: across(box), down: down(box) }, { across: [`${box}Horizontal`, `${box}Inline`], down: [`${box}Vertical`, `${box}Block`] })),
+    ...boxShorthands('inset', {
+        across: ['left', 'right', 'start', 'end', 'insetInlineStart', 'insetInlineEnd'],
+        down: ['top', 'bottom', 'insetBlockStart', 'insetBlockEnd'],
+    }, { across: ['insetInline'], down: ['insetBlock'] }),
+    ['gap', ['rowGap', 'columnGap']],
+    ['borderWidth', [...across('border'), ...down('border')].map((side) => `${side}Width`)],
+    ['borderColor', [...across('border'), ...down('border'), 'borderBlock'].map((s) => `${s}Color`)],
+    ['borderBlockColor', down('border').map((side) => `${side}Color`)],
+    ['borderRadius', CORNERS],
+    ['flex', ['flexGrow', 'flexShrink', 'flexBasis']],
+]);
+/**
+ * The longhands Yoga reads `flex` as when none is set (`Node::resolveFlexGrow`,
+ * `resolveFlexShrink`, `processFlexBasis`), so an inline `flex` means the same over a class's.
+ * Null for a value that is no finite number, which covers nothing.
+ */
+function flexParts(n) {
+    if (typeof n !== 'number' || !Number.isFinite(n))
+        return null;
+    return { flexGrow: n > 0 ? n : 0, flexShrink: n < 0 ? -n : 0, flexBasis: n > 0 ? 0 : 'auto' };
+}
+/**
+ * Whether a value is several CSS values, `4px 8px` or `4px / 8px`, split on whitespace outside
+ * brackets. Native takes none of them for a side, so a side keeps its own.
+ *
+ * ponytail: a side keeps its own rather than taking its part of the value. The renderer's
+ * `longhands` splits `padding`, `margin`, `inset` and `gap` into their parts; the others can join it.
+ */
+function severalValues(value) {
+    if (typeof value !== 'string')
+        return false;
+    let flat = value;
+    for (let inner = flat; (inner = flat.replace(/\([^()]*\)/g, '()')) !== flat;)
+        flat = inner;
+    return flat.split(CSS_SPACE).filter(Boolean).length > 1;
+}
+/**
+ * What a shorthand's value gives each side it covers: undefined for the value itself, the parts
+ * of a `flex`, or null for nothing, as for several values.
+ */
+function partsOf(shorthand, value) {
+    if (severalValues(value))
+        return null;
+    return shorthand === 'flex' && value != null ? flexParts(value) : undefined;
+}
+/**
+ * How late React Native applies a shorthand to an edge it shares with another
+ * (`YogaLayoutableShadowNode`): the box's own name, then its axis, then the logical axis.
+ */
+function rankOf(shorthand) {
+    if (/(Inline|Block)$/.test(shorthand))
+        return 2;
+    return /(Horizontal|Vertical|BlockColor)$/.test(shorthand) ? 1 : 0;
+}
+/** The shorthands covering each prop, the one React Native reads first ahead of the rest. */
+const COVERED_BY = (() => {
+    const by = new Map();
+    for (const [shorthand, keys] of COVERS) {
+        for (const key of keys)
+            by.set(key, [...(by.get(key) ?? []), shorthand]);
+    }
+    for (const shorthands of by.values())
+        shorthands.sort((a, b) => rankOf(b) - rankOf(a));
+    return by;
+})();
+/** Whether an element sets a shorthand itself, inline or bound from a token. */
+const setsItself = (shorthand, inline, bound) => inline[shorthand] != null || bound?.has(shorthand) === true;
+/** Whether an element sets any shorthand that covers a prop, so that there is anything to do. */
+function setsAnyShorthand(inline, bound) {
+    for (const key in inline)
+        if (inline[key] != null && COVERS.has(key))
+            return true;
+    if (bound)
+        for (const key of bound.keys())
+            if (COVERS.has(key))
+                return true;
+    return false;
+}
+const UNCOVERED = Symbol('uncovered');
+/** What `key` takes from the first of its shorthands the element sets and that gives it one. */
+function coveredValue(key, shorthands, style, inline, bound) {
+    for (const shorthand of shorthands) {
+        if (!setsItself(shorthand, inline, bound))
+            continue;
+        const parts = partsOf(shorthand, style[shorthand]);
+        if (parts !== null)
+            return parts ? parts[key] : style[shorthand];
+    }
+    return UNCOVERED;
+}
+/**
+ * Gives each prop in `style` that a shorthand the element sets itself covers the shorthand's
+ * value: one in its inline style, `inline`, or bound from a token, `bound`. The value rather than
+ * nothing, so a transition of the side eases to it, as in a browser. Not a prop the element sets
+ * as well, which Yoga reads over its shorthand as before, nor one a rule marked `!important`,
+ * which beats the element's own declaration. Of two shorthands over one prop, the one React Native
+ * reads: `paddingInline` over `paddingHorizontal`, whichever was written first.
+ *
+ * Per commit for every element with a style of its own, so it walks the props in `style`, a few,
+ * rather than every side and corner a shorthand covers.
+ */
+export function underOwnShorthands(style, inline, bound, important) {
+    if (!setsAnyShorthand(inline, bound))
+        return;
+    for (const key in style) {
+        const shorthands = COVERED_BY.get(key);
+        if (!shorthands || key in inline || bound?.has(key) || important?.has(key))
+            continue;
+        const next = coveredValue(key, shorthands, style, inline, bound);
+        if (next === UNCOVERED)
+            continue;
+        if (next == null)
+            delete style[key];
+        else
+            style[key] = next;
+    }
+}
 const sidedOf = new WeakMap();
 function sided(rule) {
     let found = sidedOf.get(rule);
@@ -951,7 +1425,7 @@ function countPosition(node, siblings, fromEnd, ofType) {
     let position = 0;
     let seen = 0;
     for (const sibling of siblings) {
-        if (!isElement(sibling) || (ofType && sibling.tag !== node.tag))
+        if (!isElement(sibling) || (ofType && typeOf(sibling) !== typeOf(node)))
             continue;
         seen++;
         if (sibling === node)
@@ -1028,8 +1502,11 @@ export function ruleKey(rule) {
  * `:is()` of compounds that each have a key: it is filed under each of theirs, since a node it
  * matches has one of them.
  *
- * A rule that says nothing of the node's own name can still say whose child it is, `.row > *`.
- * It is filed under the parent's class, and offered to the children of an element that has it.
+ * Two kinds of rule say nothing of the node's own name and still say whose child it is: one for
+ * a generated box, `.card::before`, which is `.card > ::before` here, and one for any child,
+ * `.row > *`. Each is filed under the parent's class, and offered to the children of an element
+ * that has it. Filed by the box's own name, every `::before` rule there is would be offered to
+ * every such box.
  */
 export function ruleKeys(rule) {
     const key = rule.compounds[rule.compounds.length - 1];
@@ -1039,9 +1516,10 @@ export function ruleKeys(rule) {
         return [`class:${key.classes[0]}`];
     if (key.id !== undefined)
         return [`id:${key.id}`];
-    if (key.type !== undefined)
-        return [`type:${key.type}`];
     const held = parentClass(rule, key);
+    if (key.type !== undefined && !(held !== undefined && isGenerated(key.type))) {
+        return [`type:${key.type}`];
+    }
     if (held !== undefined)
         return [`in:${held}`];
     return alternativeKeys(key) ?? attributeKey(key) ?? ancestorKeys(rule, key) ?? EVERY_NODE;
@@ -1148,7 +1626,7 @@ function reach(node, index, found) {
     };
     if (index.universal.length)
         found.push(...index.universal);
-    take(`type:${node.tag}`);
+    take(`type:${node.typeName ?? node.tag}`);
     const id = node.props['nativeID'];
     if (typeof id === 'string')
         take(`id:${id}`);
@@ -1175,12 +1653,20 @@ function reachUnder(node, take) {
 }
 /** The buckets of the attributes a node has: a prop of its own that is set. */
 function reachByAttribute(node, take) {
+    const kept = node.keptAttributes;
     for (const name in node.props) {
         const value = node.props[name];
         // As `matchesAttribute` has it: a prop that is false is an attribute that is not there.
         if (value !== undefined && value !== null && value !== false)
             take(`attr:${name}`);
+        else if (kept?.[name] !== undefined)
+            take(`attr:${name}`);
     }
+    // One kept by no prop's name: a prop's is taken above.
+    if (kept)
+        for (const name in kept)
+            if (!(name in node.props))
+                take(`attr:${name}`);
 }
 /**
  * The rules worth trying against a node, in cascade order: `order` says which of two comes
@@ -1263,21 +1749,33 @@ function subjectsOf(sheet) {
 const HAS_ABOVE = new WeakMap();
 /** Whether a compound, or one it asks of the same node, uses `:has()`. */
 const asksBeneath = (compound) => compound.has !== undefined ||
-    [...(compound.not ?? []), ...(compound.is ?? []).flat()].some(asksBeneath);
+    [
+        ...(compound.not ?? []),
+        ...(compound.is ?? []).flat(),
+        ...nestedSelectors(compound).map((selector) => selector.compounds.at(-1)),
+    ].some(asksBeneath);
 /**
- * The boxes above the styled node that a compound asks `:has()` of: the compound's own node,
- * where that is not the styled one, and each box it is asked to be inside,
- * `.body:is(.card:has(.x) *) .title`.
+ * The boxes other than the styled node that a compound asks `:has()` of: the compound's own
+ * node, where that is not the styled one, each box it is asked to be inside,
+ * `.body:is(.card:has(.x) *) .title`, and each element an `:is()` or `:not()` of more than a
+ * compound asks about, which can be before it as well as above it.
  */
-function* boxesAsked(compound, styled) {
+function* boxesAsked(compound, styled, beside) {
     if (!styled && asksBeneath(compound))
-        yield compound;
+        yield { box: compound, beside };
     for (const key of ['ancestors', 'parents', 'hostContext']) {
         for (const outer of compound[key] ?? [])
-            yield* boxesAsked(outer, false);
+            yield* boxesAsked(outer, false, beside);
+    }
+    for (const selector of nestedSelectors(compound)) {
+        const last = selector.compounds.length - 1;
+        // The last is the compound's own node, which `asksBeneath` has asked of already.
+        for (const [at, inner] of selector.compounds.entries()) {
+            yield* boxesAsked(inner, at === last, at === last ? beside : true);
+        }
     }
 }
-/** Each box a sheet's rules ask `:has()` of above the node they style. */
+/** Each box a sheet's rules ask `:has()` of other than the node they style. */
 export function hasAbove(sheet) {
     let known = HAS_ABOVE.get(sheet);
     if (known === undefined) {
@@ -1285,10 +1783,16 @@ export function hasAbove(sheet) {
         for (const rule of sheet.rules) {
             const last = rule.compounds.length - 1;
             for (const [at, compound] of rule.compounds.entries()) {
-                for (const box of boxesAsked(compound, at === last)) {
+                const before = rule.combinators.slice(at).some((one) => SIBLING_COMBINATORS.has(one));
+                for (const { box, beside } of boxesAsked(compound, at === last, before)) {
                     const subjects = noSubjects();
                     noteSubject(subjects, rule);
-                    found.push({ classes: box.classes, subjects });
+                    found.push({
+                        classes: classesOf(box),
+                        ...(box.type !== undefined ? { type: box.type } : {}),
+                        subjects,
+                        ...(beside ? { beside: true } : {}),
+                    });
                 }
             }
         }
@@ -1296,6 +1800,58 @@ export function hasAbove(sheet) {
     }
     return known;
 }
+/** Whether `node` can be the box a `:has()` rule asks: it has the classes and is the element. */
+export function couldAsk(reader, node) {
+    if (reader.type !== undefined && reader.type !== typeOf(node))
+        return false;
+    return reader.classes.every((name) => node.classes?.has(name));
+}
+/**
+ * The classes a node needs to match a compound: its own, and those every argument of one of its
+ * `:is()` or `:where()` lists names, `:where(.group)` as Tailwind's `group-has-*` writes it.
+ */
+function classesOf(compound) {
+    if (!compound.is && !compound.isComplex)
+        return compound.classes;
+    const all = new Set(compound.classes);
+    const lists = [
+        ...(compound.is ?? []),
+        ...(compound.isComplex ?? []).map((list) => list.map((selector) => selector.compounds.at(-1))),
+    ];
+    for (const list of lists) {
+        const [first, ...rest] = list.map(classesOf);
+        for (const name of first ?? [])
+            if (rest.every((other) => other.includes(name)))
+                all.add(name);
+    }
+    return [...all];
+}
+/** Each compound in one, and each nested in it at any depth, `:has()` arguments among them. */
+function* everyCompound(compound) {
+    yield compound;
+    for (const inner of [...nestedCompounds(compound), ...hasCompounds(compound)]) {
+        yield* everyCompound(inner);
+    }
+}
+const HAS_BESIDE = new WeakMap();
+/**
+ * Whether a sheet asks `:has()` about what comes after a node, `:has(+ .x)` or `:has(~ .x .y)`:
+ * then a change can change what the elements before it match, and those before what it is in.
+ */
+export function hasBeside(sheet) {
+    let known = HAS_BESIDE.get(sheet);
+    if (known === undefined) {
+        const after = (test) => test.relative?.some((one) => SIBLING_COMBINATORS.has(one.combinators[0])) === true;
+        known = sheet.rules.some((rule) => rule.compounds.some((outer) => {
+            for (const compound of everyCompound(outer))
+                if (compound.has?.some(after))
+                    return true;
+            return false;
+        }));
+        HAS_BESIDE.set(sheet, known);
+    }
+    return known;
+}
 /** Note in `into` what a rule is for. */
 function noteSubject(into, rule) {
     const subject = rule.compounds.at(-1);
@@ -1420,7 +1976,7 @@ export function joinSubjects(each) {
  *   nothing but `>` and a space between there and the element, and those of what `:is(.box *)`
  *   and `:is(.box > *)` put over it;
  * - `beneath`, inside `:has()`, wherever in the rule that is: what it asks of is under the box
- *   that answers it;
+ *   that answers it, or after it;
  * - `parentHas`, of what `:has(> )` asks of the box's children themselves, and nowhere else in
  *   `:has()`: the element is right under that box.
  *
@@ -1481,16 +2037,21 @@ function placeClasses(compound, at, inside, below) {
     collectClasses(rest, below.elsewhere, []);
 }
 /**
- * The classes `:has()` asks of what is under the box that answers it, into `beneath`, wherever
- * in the rule it is written, or into `parentHas` for what `:has(> )` asks of the box's children.
- * One it can ask of what is above the box goes `elsewhere`: `:is()` in `:has()` is not relative,
- * so the `.night` of `:has(:is(.night .cell))` can be any element over the cell.
+ * The classes `:has()` asks of what is under the box that answers it or after it, into
+ * `beneath`, wherever in the rule it is written, or into `parentHas` for what `:has(> )` asks of
+ * the box's children. One it can ask of what is above the box goes `elsewhere`: `:is()` in
+ * `:has()` is not relative, so the `.night` of `:has(:is(.night .cell))` can be any element over
+ * the cell.
  */
 function placeHas(tests, below) {
     for (const test of tests ?? []) {
         const into = test.child ? below.parentHas : below.beneath;
         for (const compound of test.any)
             placeBeneath(compound, into, below);
+        for (const one of test.relative ?? []) {
+            for (const compound of one.compounds)
+                placeBeneath(compound, below.beneath, below);
+        }
     }
 }
 /** `placeHas` for one compound of a `:has()` argument, whose own classes go `into`. */
@@ -1552,15 +2113,29 @@ function collectClasses(value, into, reads, named) {
  * One class of the list where the test is for a whole class or for part of one; any class
  * where it is for how the list starts or ends, or for a part with a space in it.
  */
-function answers(test, name) {
+function answers(test, name, attribute) {
     const value = test.value ?? '';
     const folded = test.insensitive ? name.toLowerCase() : name;
     if (test.operator === 'includes')
         return folded === value;
     if (test.operator === 'substring' && !/\s/.test(value))
         return folded.includes(value);
+    // `[class^="icon-"]` reads the attribute as a whole: told it, before and after, a change that
+    // leaves its answer as it was answers nothing new.
+    if (attribute)
+        return classHolds(test, attribute.was) !== classHolds(test, attribute.now);
     return true;
 }
+/** Whether a test of the `class` attribute holds for it written as `value`. */
+function classHolds(test, value) {
+    if (value === undefined)
+        return false;
+    if (test.operator === undefined)
+        return true;
+    if (test.value === '' && !EMPTY_MATCHES.has(test.operator))
+        return false;
+    return matchesValue(attributeText(value, test), test.operator, test.value);
+}
 /**
  * A class of the nearest box a rule's subject has to be in: the compound before it, where that
  * is joined as what holds it and names a class. Nothing where it is a sibling, or has no class.
@@ -1573,7 +2148,7 @@ function boxAround(rule) {
 }
 /** Whether a rule among these could be for a node: never no where one is. */
 function writtenFor(of, node) {
-    if (of.any || of.types.has(node.tag))
+    if (of.any || of.types.has(typeOf(node)))
         return true;
     for (const name of node.classes ?? [])
         if (of.classes.has(name))
@@ -1647,10 +2222,11 @@ function unstyledStyle(inherited, inline) {
  * node set itself. Copied on first write only, so a node that sets none hands the same object on
  * and a whole subtree can share it.
  */
-function inheritFrom(parentInherited, own) {
-    let inherited = parentInherited;
+function inheritFrom(parentInherited, own, node) {
+    const drawing = node?.namespace !== undefined;
+    let inherited = drawing ? ownPaint(node, parentInherited, own) : parentInherited;
     for (const key of Object.keys(own)) {
-        if (!INHERITED.has(key))
+        if (!(INHERITED.has(key) || (drawing && SHAPE_PAINT_INHERITED.has(key))))
             continue;
         // `pointer-events: inherit`, which only an inline style on an element no rule matches still
         // holds here: what the parent hands down stands.
@@ -1667,6 +2243,34 @@ function inheritFrom(parentInherited, own) {
     }
     return inherited;
 }
+/** What a node no rule matches hands down: its inline style's, or a drawing's own paint. */
+function handedOn(node, parentInherited, inline, drawing) {
+    return inline || drawing ? inheritFrom(parentInherited, inline ?? {}, node) : parentInherited;
+}
+/**
+ * What a shape of a drawing hands down of the paint it set itself, as an attribute its
+ * `propList` names, over a paint it inherits: a `<g stroke="none">` under a stroked `<svg>`
+ * strokes nothing inside it, as in a browser. A style of its own stands over either.
+ */
+function ownPaint(node, parentInherited, own) {
+    const named = node.props['propList'];
+    if (!Array.isArray(named))
+        return parentInherited;
+    let inherited = parentInherited;
+    for (const key of named) {
+        if (!SHAPE_PAINT_INHERITED.has(key) || key in own)
+            continue;
+        const value = node.props[key];
+        // A paint named and not set is `none`, as react-native-svg reads a list naming it.
+        const paint = value ?? (key === 'strokeWidth' ? undefined : 'none');
+        if (paint === undefined || inherited[key] === paint)
+            continue;
+        if (inherited === parentInherited)
+            inherited = { ...parentInherited };
+        inherited[key] = paint;
+    }
+    return inherited;
+}
 /**
  * A text decoration's colour, which travels with its line rather than inheriting on its own. A
  * decoration is drawn under the text inside the element that declares it, in that element's
@@ -1694,14 +2298,18 @@ function decorate(style, inherited, own) {
 function drawsLine(line) {
     return line !== undefined && line !== 'none';
 }
-/** Whether an inline style sets a property children inherit. Allocates nothing: it runs per set. */
-export function setsInherited(style) {
+/**
+ * Whether an inline style sets a property children inherit, by a node of a library's drawing or by
+ * any other. Allocates nothing, and calls nothing a key: it runs per set.
+ */
+export function setsInherited(style, drawing = false) {
     if (!style || typeof style !== 'object')
         return false;
     if (Array.isArray(style))
-        return style.some(setsInherited);
+        return style.some((entry) => setsInherited(entry, drawing));
     for (const key in style) {
-        if (INHERITED.has(key) && style[key] != null)
+        if ((INHERITED.has(key) || (drawing && SHAPE_PAINT_INHERITED.has(key))) &&
+            style[key] != null)
             return true;
     }
     return false;
@@ -1711,11 +2319,13 @@ export function setsInherited(style) {
  * strongest normal declaration on its element, so what it sets is inherited, and read by
  * `color: inherit` and `currentColor`, as a rule's would be.
  */
-export function inlineInherited(style) {
+export function inlineInherited(style, drawing = false) {
     let out = null;
     // Flattened first, as native applies it, so a later entry's null clears an earlier value.
     for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(flattenInline(style, {}))) {
-        if (INHERITED.has(key) && value !== undefined && value !== null)
+        if ((INHERITED.has(key) || (drawing && SHAPE_PAINT_INHERITED.has(key))) &&
+            value !== undefined &&
+            value !== null)
             (out ??= {})[key] = value;
     }
     return out;
@@ -1742,7 +2352,7 @@ function flattenInline(style, into) {
  *
  * Correctness first. Walking up meant matching every ancestor against the *starting node's*
  * sheet, but an ancestor almost always belongs to a different component, so a component's rules
- * reached nodes it did not own while a parent's real values never arrived. Reading `sheet` off
+ * reached nodes it did not own while a parent's real values never arrived. Reading `templateSheet` off
  * each node fixes both directions at once.
  *
  * Cost second. Walking up re-derived, for every node, everything its parent had already worked
@@ -1862,9 +2472,9 @@ export class StyleResolver {
      * them could match. Emptied by anything else that moves the generation on.
      */
     additions = [];
-    /** Whether a sheet could match a node: one of its rules is written for it. */
-    couldMatch(sheet, node) {
-        return writtenFor(subjectsOf(sheet), node);
+    /** What the rules of several sheets are for, as one: see `isFor`. */
+    subjectsOfAll(sheets) {
+        return sheets.length === 1 ? subjectsOf(sheets[0]) : joinSubjects(sheets.map(subjectsOf));
     }
     /** How far each class named by the sheets met so far reaches: see `classReach`. */
     reach = new Map();
@@ -1877,6 +2487,8 @@ export class StyleResolver {
      */
     deepSheets = new Set();
     deepIndexes = new WeakMap();
+    /** Each component sheet's rules for a box of its host: see `hostBoxIndex`. */
+    hostBoxIndexes = new WeakMap();
     /**
      * Read the classes a sheet names, once, as soon as any node is given it. One `scoped` to a
      * component or a host asks of its elements for good, global or not.
@@ -1962,10 +2574,10 @@ export class StyleResolver {
      * elements under it to match again, by what rules are for; or null, where no rule names any
      * of them and nothing is styled again.
      */
-    reachOf(classes) {
+    reachOf(classes, attribute) {
         let found = null;
         for (const name of classes) {
-            for (const how of this.reachesOf(name)) {
+            for (const how of this.reachesOf(name, attribute)) {
                 if (how === true)
                     return true;
                 addSubjects((found ??= noSubjects()), how);
@@ -1974,15 +2586,19 @@ export class StyleResolver {
         return found;
     }
     /** How far a class reaches by its name, and by each test of the class attribute it answers. */
-    *reachesOf(name) {
+    *reachesOf(name, attribute) {
         const how = this.reach.get(name);
         if (how)
             yield how;
         for (const [key, test] of this.classTests) {
-            if (answers(test, name))
+            if (answers(test, name, attribute))
                 yield this.reach.get(key) ?? true;
         }
     }
+    /** Whether a sheet tests the `class` attribute as a whole: see `ClassChange`. */
+    get testsClassAttribute() {
+        return this.classTests.size > 0;
+    }
     /** Whether one of the rules `subjects` stands for could be for a node. */
     isFor(subjects, node) {
         styleStats.subjectTests++;
@@ -2129,9 +2745,9 @@ export class StyleResolver {
         return cache;
     }
     /**
-     * Set by the engine once a sheet uses `:has()`, styles a pressed element or asks about a place
-     * in a child list. Until then no cache keeps the rules it matched, so an app that never asks
-     * pays nothing for it.
+     * Set by the engine while a sheet in play uses `:has()` or styles a pressed element, and once
+     * one asks about a place in a child list. Otherwise no cache keeps the rules it matched, so an
+     * app that never asks pays nothing for it.
      */
     tracksHas = false;
     /**
@@ -2228,8 +2844,10 @@ export class StyleResolver {
      * is whatever it inherits.
      */
     hasNoRules(node) {
-        return (node.sheet === null &&
+        return (node.templateSheet === null &&
             node.hostSheet === null &&
+            // A generated box matches the `:host::before` of the component its element hosts.
+            !(boxesDrawn && node.tag.charCodeAt(0) === COLON && node.parent?.hostSheet) &&
             this.deepSheets.size === 0 &&
             this.globalSheet === null &&
             this.addedSheets.length === 0 &&
@@ -2250,7 +2868,8 @@ export class StyleResolver {
         const tokens = parent ? parent.tokens : this.tokensOnRoot;
         const parentContext = parent ? parent.context : ROOT_CONTEXT;
         // What inline style sets is inherited too, with no rule to read it against.
-        const inline = node.inlineInherits ? inlineInherited(node.props['style']) : null;
+        const drawing = node.namespace !== undefined;
+        const inline = node.inlineInherits ? inlineInherited(node.props['style'], drawing) : null;
         const nothing = !inline &&
             parentInherited === EMPTY &&
             parentContext === ROOT_CONTEXT &&
@@ -2266,7 +2885,7 @@ export class StyleResolver {
             scope: scope ?? context,
             parentScope,
             style: unstyledStyle(parentInherited, inline),
-            inherited: inline ? inheritFrom(parentInherited, inline) : parentInherited,
+            inherited: handedOn(node, parentInherited, inline, drawing),
             tokens,
         };
         node.styleCache = passthrough;
@@ -2309,8 +2928,13 @@ export class StyleResolver {
         const indexes = [];
         if (node.hostSheet)
             indexes.push(this.ownIndex(node.hostSheet, HOSTS));
-        if (node.sheet)
-            indexes.push(this.ownIndex(node.sheet, CREATED));
+        // A generated box is tried against the rules of the component its element hosts too, where
+        // `:host::before` is written: it is no host itself, so a bare `:host` rule still misses it.
+        const host = boxesDrawn && node.tag.charCodeAt(0) === COLON ? node.parent?.hostSheet : undefined;
+        if (host)
+            indexes.push(this.hostBoxIndex(host));
+        if (node.templateSheet)
+            indexes.push(this.ownIndex(node.templateSheet, CREATED));
         if (this.deepSheets.size)
             this.reachedFromAbove(node, indexes);
         indexes.push(this.sharedIndex());
@@ -2323,12 +2947,26 @@ export class StyleResolver {
     reachedFromAbove(node, indexes) {
         for (let up = node.parent; up; up = up.parent) {
             const sheet = up.hostSheet;
-            if (!sheet || sheet === node.sheet || sheet === node.hostSheet)
+            if (!sheet || sheet === node.templateSheet || sheet === node.hostSheet)
                 continue;
             if (this.deepSheets.has(sheet))
                 indexes.push(this.deepIndex(sheet));
         }
     }
+    /**
+     * A sheet's rules for a box of its host alone, `:host::before` and `:host(.x)::after`, filed as
+     * a component's own are. Its other rules for a box are for the elements of its template, which
+     * is how emulated encapsulation scopes them on the web: `.icon::before` in it never reaches the
+     * box of a host its parent puts the class `icon` on.
+     */
+    hostBoxIndex(sheet) {
+        let index = this.hostBoxIndexes.get(sheet);
+        if (!index) {
+            const boxes = this.entries(sheet, COMPONENT_SPECIFICITY_BUMP).filter(({ rule }) => rule.compounds.at(-2)?.host !== undefined);
+            this.hostBoxIndexes.set(sheet, (index = indexRules(boxes, undefined, HOSTS * SHEET_ROOM)));
+        }
+        return index;
+    }
     /** A sheet's `::ng-deep` rules alone, filed as a component's own are. */
     deepIndex(sheet) {
         let index = this.deepIndexes.get(sheet);
@@ -2413,9 +3051,15 @@ export class StyleResolver {
      */
     styled(node, matched, parentTokens, parentInherited) {
         // Shared between nodes that match alike, unless the node sets something of its own.
-        const inline = node.inlineInherits ? inlineInherited(node.props['style']) : null;
-        // Nor one that takes a value from its parent's own style, which two parents differ in.
-        if (node.customProperties || inline || node.boundStyle || matched.some(takesParents)) {
+        const drawing = node.namespace !== undefined;
+        const inline = node.inlineInherits ? inlineInherited(node.props['style'], drawing) : null;
+        // Nor one that takes a value from its parent's own style, which two parents differ in, nor
+        // a node of a drawing, which hands down paint another node with its rules does not.
+        if (node.customProperties ||
+            inline ||
+            node.boundStyle ||
+            drawing ||
+            matched.some(takesParents)) {
             return this.style(node, matched, parentTokens, parentInherited, inline);
         }
         if (this.sharedGeneration !== this.generation) {
@@ -2469,7 +3113,7 @@ export class StyleResolver {
             delete own['pointerEvents'];
         const style = { ...parentInherited, ...own };
         settleLineHeight(style);
-        const inherited = decorate(style, inheritFrom(parentInherited, own), own);
+        const inherited = decorate(style, inheritFrom(parentInherited, own, node), own);
         const rtl = (style['direction'] ?? this.conditions.direction) === 'rtl';
         const important = importantNames(result, () => TWIN[rtl ? 'rtl' : 'ltr']);
         return important ? { style, inherited, tokens, important } : { style, inherited, tokens };
@@ -3306,31 +3950,46 @@ function referenced(declaration, tokens) {
     return declaration.adjust ? adjusted(base, declaration.adjust) : base;
 }
 /**
- * What native displays for a keyword: flex, none or contents. A block, inline, inline-block,
- * flow-root or inline-flex box is flex, as the compiler reads one written out, and so is `flow`,
- * which is a block. Anything else, a grid or a table, is no display native has, so the property
- * is unset.
+ * What a display keyword is laid out as: flex, none, contents, or one of the block containers,
+ * which the engine lays out as a flex column and commits as flex (`flow.ts`). An inline box is
+ * flex, as the compiler reads one written out, an inline-flex box sits in a line, and `flow` is
+ * a block.
+ * Anything else, a grid or a table, is no display native has, so the property is unset.
  */
 const DISPLAYS = new Map([
-    ...['flex', 'block', 'inline', 'inline-block', 'flow-root', 'inline-flex', 'flow'].map((word) => [word, 'flex']),
-    ['none', 'none'],
-    ['contents', 'contents'],
+    ...['flex', 'inline'].map((word) => [word, 'flex']),
+    ...['block', 'flow-root', 'inline-block', 'inline-flex', 'none', 'contents'].map((word) => [word, word]),
+    ['grid', 'grid'],
+    ['inline-grid', 'inline-grid'],
+    ['flow', 'block'],
 ]);
 /**
- * The two-keyword form, an outer display and an inner one in either order: `inline flex` is
- * `inline-flex` and `block flow` is `block`, as Chrome computes them, so each is flex here.
+ * The two-keyword form, an outer display and an inner one in either order, as Chrome computes
+ * it: `inline flex` is `inline-flex`, `block flow` is `block`, `inline flow-root` is
+ * `inline-block`.
  */
 const OUTER = new Set(['block', 'inline']);
-const INNER = new Set(['flow', 'flow-root', 'flex']);
+const INNER = new Set(['flow', 'flow-root', 'flex', 'grid']);
+const PAIRS = {
+    'block flow': 'block',
+    'block flow-root': 'flow-root',
+    'inline flow-root': 'inline-block',
+    'block grid': 'grid',
+    'inline grid': 'inline-grid',
+    'inline flex': 'inline-flex',
+};
 function displayOf(value) {
     if (typeof value !== 'string')
         return undefined;
     const words = value.toLowerCase().split(CSS_SPACE);
     if (words.length === 1)
         return DISPLAYS.get(words[0]);
-    const [first, second] = words;
-    const pair = (OUTER.has(first) && INNER.has(second)) || (INNER.has(first) && OUTER.has(second));
-    return words.length === 2 && pair ? 'flex' : undefined;
+    if (words.length !== 2)
+        return undefined;
+    const [outer, inner] = (OUTER.has(words[0]) ? words : [words[1], words[0]]);
+    if (!OUTER.has(outer) || !INNER.has(inner))
+        return undefined;
+    return PAIRS[`${outer} ${inner}`] ?? 'flex';
 }
 /**
  * A set token's value in the form wanted. A token of `currentColor` is the colour in scope where
@@ -3867,7 +4526,9 @@ function wholePercentage(marker, tokens) {
         return undefined;
     const leaf = marker.expression;
     const value = formOf(tokens[leaf.reference], 'length');
-    return typeof value === 'string' && value.endsWith('%') ? value : undefined;
+    // And one holding a percentage with a length added, which the engine finishes: `calc(100% + -2px)`.
+    const whole = typeof value === 'string' && (value.endsWith('%') || value.startsWith('calc('));
+    return whole ? value : undefined;
 }
 function calculated(expression, kind, tokens) {
     if (typeof expression === 'number')
@@ -4050,6 +4711,25 @@ function insetOrColour(token) {
 function colourMarker(value) {
     return value?.__colour;
 }
+/**
+ * A token added to a percentage, `calc(100% - var(--handle))`: a length in points or a share of
+ * the same box adds up to one value. A length of the box's own font does not, here, so the box is
+ * given none rather than one that is not what the rule says.
+ */
+function withPercent(value, adjust) {
+    const percent = adjust.percent;
+    if (typeof value === 'string' && value.endsWith('%')) {
+        const share = percent + Number.parseFloat(value) * (adjust.scale ?? 1);
+        const offset = adjust.offset ?? 0;
+        return offset === 0 ? `${share}%` : `calc(${share}% + ${offset}px)`;
+    }
+    // A length of its own font, deferred, is no number here.
+    if (typeof value !== 'number')
+        return undefined;
+    const scaled = value * (adjust.scale ?? 1) + (adjust.offset ?? 0);
+    // With nothing to add, the percentage alone, which needs no second pass.
+    return scaled === 0 ? `${percent}%` : `calc(${percent}% + ${scaled}px)`;
+}
 /**
  * A resolved length, moved by the arithmetic that surrounded its `var()`.
  *
@@ -4060,6 +4740,8 @@ function adjusted(value, adjust) {
     if (adjust.alpha !== undefined)
         return faded(value, adjust.alpha);
     const em = value?.__defer;
+    if (adjust.percent !== undefined)
+        return withPercent(value, adjust);
     if (em && adjust.floor === undefined)
         return adjustedEm(em, adjust);
     if (typeof value !== 'number')