[css-fonts-4][editorial] wpt

Author: svgeesus

css-fonts-4/Overview.bs

@@ -2274,6 +2274,8 @@ Controlling synthetic faces: the 'font-synthesis' shorthand</h4>
 		font-synthesis-07.html
 		font-synthesis-08.html
 		font-synthesis-style-oblique-only.html
+		oblique-last-resort-weight-selection.html
+		oblique-request-italic-only-family-no-crash.html
 		synthetic-bold-space-width.html
 		parsing/font-synthesis-computed.html
 		parsing/font-synthesis-invalid.html
@@ -4498,6 +4500,11 @@ the 'ascent-override!!descriptor',
 
 					If an oblique angle was found in the above search, all faces which don't include that oblique angle are excluded from the matching set. Otherwise, if an italic value was found in the above search, all faces which don't include that italic value are excluded from the matching set.
 
+					<wpt>
+						oblique-last-resort-weight-selection.html
+						oblique-request-italic-only-family-no-crash.html
+					</wpt>
+
 					User agents are not required to distinguish between italic and oblique fonts. In such user agents, the 'font-style!!property' matching steps above are performed by mapping both italic values and oblique angles onto a common scale. The exact nature of this mapping is undefined, however, an italic value of 1 must map to the same value that an oblique angle of 11deg maps to. Within font
 					families defined via ''@font-face'' rules, italic and oblique
 					faces must be distinguished using the value of the