[css-values-4] Round to integer only at end of computation or conversion

[TalbotG]

In this
calc-integer.html
test authored by @emilio , at lines 44-46, we have:

specified: "calc(calc(1 / 3) * 3)",
computed: "1",
description: "Only rounds at the end of the conversion"

The statement "Only rounds at the end of the conversion" makes sense but I do not read a normative statement of this sort anywhere in the CSS4 Values specification.

5.1.1 Combination of <integer>

9.1 Mathematical Expressions: calc(), min(), max(), and clamp()

[astearns]

@TalbotG by my reading the statement is in 9.1.4:

if a math function that resolves to <number> is used somewhere that only accepts <integer>, the computed value and used value are rounded to the nearest integer

The value of the interior calc in that test is not in a place that only accepts <integer>, so no rounding happens.

It would probably be good to have an example for this.

[TalbotG]

Okay, I see. It's a tricky subtest.
I am closing this issue.

It would probably be good to have an example for this.

There are 2 sub-tests in @emilio test where a <number> is rounded to the nearest integer.

specified: "calc(1 / 2)",
computed: "1",
description: "Rounds up if fractional part is >= 0.5",

and

specified: "calc(1 / 3)",
computed: "0",
description: "Rounds down if fractional part is < 0.5",