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We are analyzing https://github.com/w3c/csswg-drafts/issues/1384.

Title:
[css-inline][css-pseudo] Interaction of root inline box and ::first-line · Issue #1384 · w3c/csswg-drafts
Description:
CSS Inline defines the root inline box as The root inline box is an anonymous inline box which is automatically generated to hold all of the inline-level contents of a block container (if it has any). CSS Pseudo-elements defines ::first-...
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@Loirooriol What question are you trying to answer, other than the obvious theoretical one?
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It's easier to keep track of fewer boxes, and avoids the need to worry about "Which one is inside of which one?
So the root inline box should be broken, and the fragment in the first line be wrapped inside ::first-line?
Which one is inside of which one?
[css-inline] Did root inline boxes become useless?

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