[css-grid] Swap places of notes in Resolved Intrinsic Track Sizes section.

Author: fantasai

css-grid/Overview.bs

@@ -3672,6 +3672,10 @@ Resolve Intrinsic Track Sizes</h3>
 	evenly distributing the extra space across those tracks
 	insofar as possible.
 
+	Note: When this step is complete,
+	all intrinsic <a>base sizes</a> and <a>growth limits</a>
+	will have been resolved to absolute lengths.
+
 <!--
 	When the <a>grid container</a> is being sized under a <a>min-content constraint</a>,
 	a track with a flexible <a>min track sizing function</a>
@@ -3680,14 +3684,6 @@ Resolve Intrinsic Track Sizes</h3>
 	<span class='issue'>This seems correct, but should be checked because it wasn't in the original algorithm.</span>
 -->
 
-	Note: There is no single way to satisfy these constraints
-	when items span across multiple tracks.
-	This algorithm embodies a number of heuristics
-	which have been seen to deliver good results on real-world use-cases,
-	such as the "game" examples earlier in this specification.
-	This algorithm may be updated in the future
-	to take into account more advanced heuristics as they are identified.
-
 	<ol>
 		<li>
 			<strong>Size tracks to fit non-spanning items:</strong>
@@ -3937,9 +3933,13 @@ Resolve Intrinsic Track Sizes</h3>
 	and distributing the shims’ space as if it were
 	part of the shimmed items’ original size contribution.</p></ins>
 
-	Note: When this step is complete,
-	all intrinsic <a>base sizes</a> and <a>growth limits</a>
-	will have been resolved to absolute lengths.
+	Note: There is no single way to satisfy intrinsic sizing constraints
+	when items span across multiple tracks.
+	This algorithm embodies a number of heuristics
+	which have been seen to deliver good results on real-world use-cases,
+	such as the "game" examples earlier in this specification.
+	This algorithm may be updated in the future
+	to take into account more advanced heuristics as they are identified.
 
 
 <h3 id="algo-grow-tracks">