To collapse margins through, CSS2 requires "zero or auto computed height"
and "zero computed min-height" (the latter should also also include auto,
which was introduced in CSS3 as the new initial value).
Similarly, "auto computed height" is required to collapse the bottom margin
with the bottom margin of the contents.
Therefore this patch stops collapsing when the used height is clamped
to zero by max-height, but the computed value is not zero. Same for
non-zero percentages that are indefinite or that resolve to 0px.
Note that 0% and calc(0% + 0px) are still considered to be zero (so they
allow margin collapse), this may a bit inconsistent but matches Firefox
(for the collapsing through case).
This also matches the heuristics in find_block_margin_collapsing_with_parent().
We could change the heuristics instead, but then they would have to track
block sizes in order to be able to resolve percentages.
The change makes margin-collapse-through-percentage-height-block.html fail,
that test is only passing on Blink, which did a different interpretation
of the spec. To be fair, various places of CSS2 loosely consider that
indefinite percentages compute to auto, and even Firefox does so when
determining whether to collapse the top margin with the contents.
Since the spec isn't particularly clear and interoperability is lacking,
I filed https://github.com/w3c/csswg-drafts/issues/8919.
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