Recognize overflow-wrap in CSS3 text profile - #82
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Fixes #78.
overflow-wrapis standardized in CSS Text Module Level 3, but cssutils didnot recognize it in the CSS3 Text profile and reported it as an unknown
property. This adds the property with its supported CSS-wide and text-wrapping
values, and adds regression coverage for valid and invalid values.
Validation:
python -m pytest -q -p no:ruff tests/test_profiles.py(21 passed, 11 xfailed)ruff check cssutils/profiles.py tests/test_profiles.pygit diff --checkI used OpenAI Codex to assist with investigating and preparing this change, and
reviewed the resulting profile definition and tests before submission.