[css-gaps-1] Clarify decoration pattern continuity across flex lines #13633#13887
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Specify that gap decoration patterns do not restart at the beginning of each flex line, but are assigned sequentially across the flexbox. Closes w3c#13754
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Normative text LGTM. Two things before merging:
- If I'm not mistaken this is for 13663 rather than 13754, correct?
- Could you please add an entry to the Changes section for it?
Document the clarification about decoration patterns not restarting at flex line boundaries.
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Clarify in the
#assigningsection that gap decoration patterns are assigned sequentially across a flex container and do not restart at the beginning of each flex line.