[css3-box] Added an issue about the terms “inline dimension” and

“block dimension” (which were shortened from “inline-progression
dimension” and “block-progression dimension” from
XSL). css3-writing-modes instead uses “measure” and “extent.” The two
modules should use the same terms.

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Author: bert-github

css-box/Overview.src.html

@@ -681,6 +681,12 @@ <h2>Introduction &amp; definitions</h2>
 “head,” “before,” “before-block,” “foot,” “tail,” “after” and
 “after-block.”
 
+<p class=issue>Replace “inline dimension” with “measure”? That's what
+[[CSS3-WRITING-MODES]] uses and is the traditional term in typography
+in English for the line width. The “block dimension” is called the
+“extent” in [[CSS3-WRITING-MODES]]. (XSL-FO [[XSL11]] uses
+“inline-progression dimension” and “block-progression dimension.”)
+
 <p>The <dfn>head,</dfn> <dfn>foot,</dfn> <dfn>start</dfn> and
 <dfn>end</dfn> edge of a box refer to the top, right, bottom and left
 edges, depending on the 'writing-mode' and 'direction' properties of