[css-gaps-1] Add spec text for assigning gap decorations to suppressed gaps for fragmentation #13754#13850
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LGTM - not sure if we want to add something to the edits section to note this as well?
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I would prefer to put this detail in the "Assigning gap decoration values to gaps" section instead, so that all of the information about assigning decorations is in a single place.
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Co-authored-by: Kevin Babbitt <kbabbitt@microsoft.com>
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This PR adds spec text clarifying the behavior of gap decorations when a gap is suppressed at a fragmentation break. Per #13754, the suppressed gap still consumes a decoration from the assignment pattern, even though no decoration is drawn there. This preserves a consistent association between gaps and decorations across fragmented and unfragmented contexts.