stylo: Implement gecko glue for font-language-override.
To be aligned with the implementation from Gecko side, we parse
font-language-override as Normal keyword or String. Then, we compute
and store it as a u32. So, as to the stylo glue, we can just pass the
u32 to Gecko.
The extra crate, byteorder, is used to simplify the computing and
serialization.
Since we now implement font-language-override for Gecko, we can remove
the additional branches for font-language-override in font shorthand.
ref: Gecko [Bug 1347821](https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1347821)
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Add full parsing/serialization for mask-repeat and background-repeat
I implemented full parsing and serialization for the mask-repeat and background-repeat style properties. I think some more tests are required but I'm not what I'm missing. I'd appreciate some direction.
I also had to modify some layout code to get my changes to compile. As a result, background-repeat should work individually in both directions now too.
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To be aligned with the implementation from Gecko side, we parse
font-language-override as Normal keyword or String. Then, we compute
and store it as a u32. So, as to the stylo glue, we can just pass the
u32 to Gecko.
The extra crate, byteorder, is used to simplify the computing and
serialization.
Since we now implement font-language-override for Gecko, we can remove
the additional branches for font-language-override in font shorthand.
ref: Gecko Bug 1347821
The UpdateAnimationsTasks is a bitflags and each bit is generated from
Gecko's UpdateAnimationsTasks (enum class) values for matching values
between C++ and Rust. For this reason, the bitflags is annotated as
(feature = "gecko"), as a result update_animations() which uses this bitflags
also became gecko-only function.
Animation only restyles
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All traversal processes are like this:
1. Traverse only elements that have this restyle hint (animation-only traversal)
RESTYLE_CSS_ANIMATIONS is stripped off from restyle hints of the elements
2. Traverse all dirty elements (normal traversal)
3. Create a SequentialTask if we have updated CSS Animations properties in
the normal traversal
4. Traverse elements that need to have updated animation style as a result of 3
(second animation-only traversal)
We will set the flag when the root node of the traversal has
has-animation-only-dirty-descendants flag or has animation restyle hints.
Also we will use this flag to detect whether we need to trigger CSS transitions
or not.
We need a scope to restore rule_node_changed that were borrowed by the closure.
This closure function will be used for animation-only restyles as well.
remove unused `use` statements in mako helpers
These are no longer needed, according to `./mach build -d` and grep.
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It should be checking the value of the 'writing-mode' property, not the value of
the "writing mode" concept. The latter is influenced by other properties like
'direction' and whatnot. That was causing this code to convert inlines to
inline-blocks if they just had a different direction from their parent, which is
not correct
