[cssom] CSSKeyframesRule name serialization should sometimes be escaped #7893
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The CSS Animations specification says that keyframe names that are
CSS wide values, or "default", or "none", should be treated as
strings when serialized.
This patch also adds a missing " { " output step.
This is already partially covered by the WPT css/cssom/CSSKeyframesRule.html.
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The CSS Animations specification says that keyframe names that are CSS wide values, or "default", or "none", should be treated as strings when serialized.
This patch also adds a missing " { " output step.
This is already partially covered by the WPT css/cssom/CSSKeyframesRule.html.