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`display` should not allow an arbitrary string
See original GitHub issueWhat is the | string for here?
https://github.com/frenic/csstype/blob/e48d1c5c08896a8555829d76ba5ee9f022f7c964/index.d.ts#L1831
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- Created 6 years ago
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Ah, I never knew
displaysupported multiple values.According to spec, the syntax tells us that you’re able to use space separated values. So fallback to
stringis necessary. But a goal I have is thatdisplaywon’t do that so I’m currently experimenting of combining data types with keywords to prevent that. So the result will be like:'block' | 'flow' | 'block flow' | 'flow block' | ...