[css-display-3] Can `<style>` & `<script>`computes `display: contents` to `display: none`?

[zp1996]

At present, some special HTML elements compute display: contents to display: none.(https://drafts.csswg.org/css-display/#unbox).
By default, web browsers hide <style> and <script> elements using the display: none property. However, when display: contents is applied, the script will be displayed as text. Should we create specific exceptions for <style> and <script> elements as well?

[Loirooriol]

Treating it as display:none is done for replaced elements, kinda-replaced elements or elements with magic behavior. I see no reason to do it for <style> and <script>. Just don't set display: contents if you don't want to see the contents.