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Improve value checking #161

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@kaj kaj commented Dec 11, 2022

Report an error if trying to output invalid css values in some cases. Also, arithmetic involving colors that used to be calculated is now correctly invalid.

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Error if trying to output invalid css values.
@kaj kaj force-pushed the checked-cmp-operations branch from d2ab0a0 to 58f6b9d Compare December 26, 2022 10:37
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kaj added a commit that referenced this pull request Jan 17, 2023
Released 2023-01-17.
See also <https://rasmus.krats.se/2023/rsass027.en>
Progress: 4604 of 6925 tests passed.

* Changed repo structure to a monorepo (PR #164).
  - The commandline interface now lives in the separate crate rsass-cli.
  - The test updater also have a separate crate, but not intended for
    publication.
  - Tests are restructured to fail faster for simple things, while
    macos and windows testing is added to the github action (appveyor
    is removed).
* Added macros (PR #163, #165).
  - The workspace now includes a `rsass-macros` crate that can be used to
    compile sass to css strings at compile time in rust crates.
* Changed numeric handing (mainly conversions to/from `f64`) to match
  improvements in how dart-sass handles numerics.  This is mainly done by
  removing some special cases as dart-sass and rust now agrees on more of
  those.
* Added new variables `$epsilon`, `$max-safe-integer`, `$min-safe-integer`,
  `$max-number`, and `$min-number` in `sass:math`, matching recent dart-sass
  additions.
* Added new `split()` function in `sass:string` module.
* Changed the span type used in parsing to a local type that borrows a
  `SourceFile` instead of `nom_locate` dependency (PR #158).
* Changed the type `SourceFile` to be reference counted, so cloned
  `SourceFile` objects share the same actual data (PR #158).
* Moved the `SourcePos` type into the `input` module and converted it from
  keeping a copy of the relevant line to keeping a range with a (reference
  counted) `SourceFile` (PR #158).
* Changed css creation from just writing to a text buffer to building
  a tree representation of the css (and serialize it to text as a
  final step) (PR #159).
* Changed `BinOp` value in both sass and css from a tuple variant with
  boxed values to a single boxed struct variant.
* Improved value checking; Report an error if trying to output invalid
  css values in some cases. Also, arithmetic involving colors that
  used to be calculated is now correctly invalid (PR #161).
* Changed `css::Item::AtRule` to wrap the new type `css::AtRule`.
* More varaints of `Invalid`, slightly fewer stringy errors.
* Changed handling of `hue` arguments to color functions, to allow
  different angle units, matching updates in sass-spec.
* Minor correctness improvent in the `calc` function handling.
* Clippy now takes MSRV from Cargo.toml.  Slightly more recent lints allowed.
* Updated clap to 4.0 for the command-line interface.
* Updated sass-spec test suite to 2023-01-06.

Thanks to @Wicpar for the initial macros implementation.
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