@webref/css 7.0.5-alpha → 7.0.7-alpha

package/README.md

@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ const ast = definitionSyntax.parse(properties['flex'].syntax);
 
 Additional keys may be set depending on the type of the CSS feature. For example:
 
-- At-rules have a `descriptors` key that contains the list of descriptors defined for the given at-rule.
+- At-rules have a `descriptors` key that contains the list of descriptors defined for the given at-rule. That list may not be exhaustive. For example, it does not contain descriptors that are only implicitly defined in specs, such as families of properties that some at-rules (e.g, `@position-try`) accept as descriptors.
 - Functions and types that are scoped to a property or other feature have a `for` key that contains the list of scoping features for that feature. A scoping feature may be a property, a function or a type. When the scoping feature is a type, its name in the `for` key is enclosed between `<` and `>`.
 - Properties have a `styleDeclaration` key that contains the list of IDL attribute names that the property generates. A number of other keys may be set to describe the property's initial value, animation type and other parameters.
 
@@ -59,7 +59,6 @@ Additional notes:
 - When a feature is defined across different levels in the same spec series, the definition from the latest level is used.
 - When a property is extended with new values in different specs, `href` links to the base definition and `syntax` is the union (using `|`) of the syntaxes of the base and extended definitions.
 - When new descriptors are defined for an at-rule in different specs, `descriptors` contains the merged list of known descriptors.
-- When specs define the syntax of an at-rule in terms of `<declaration-list>` or `<declaration-rule-list>`, the `syntax` key contains an "expanded" syntax that leverages the syntax of the at-rule's descriptors.
 
 ## Migrating from `mdn/data`