[css-counter-styles] Clarify what is meant by “currently-defined”

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See http://www.w3.org/mid/4EDF4C04.8070603@kozea.fr from @SimonSapin

Le 06/12/2011 19:52, Tab Atkins Jr. a écrit :

No, CSS is a declarative language, and only cares about ordering to the minimal extent possible needed to drive the cascade. All things defined in the entire document are considered available at the same time. The point of "currently-defined" is that if you later (through JS or something) define a counter-style with the given name, the override style will take that style.

This is what I was missing: "currently defined" is at the time a representation is generated, not at the time a rule is parsed.

Possible fix, remove “currently-”?