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Match browser CSSStyleRule serialization - #433
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Both Linux and macOS main CI stopped in the runtime compatibility pre-build after #427 because the new live style-rule serializer removed browser-required brace spacing and a final declaration semicolon. Chrome 153 serializes the reproduced quoted-brace/escaped-string/data-URL rule with one space inside each brace and a final semicolon.
This change canonicalizes the live
CSSStyleRule.cssTextwrapper accordingly for empty, flat, and nested rules and updates the existing token-boundary regression to the Chrome oracle. The same serialized text is published to native stylesheet state, so replacement and later declaration mutations retain one browser-shaped representation.Closes #432
Parent: #239
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