Add An+B serialization alongside parse_nth - #78
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Thanks for your pull request. So, you used both GPT-6 and Gemini Pro to transform this: I appreciate your honesty, but I guess your brain would have probably been enough… or actually better. 😁 I changed a couple of things on top of your pull request. And I learned there was a sign format specification for f-strings on the way. Philosophical questions of #77 (comment) still apply. |
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Closes #56.
Adds
tinycss2.nth.serialize_nth(a, b)following the CSS Syntax An+B serialization algorithm. This gives callers the inverse ofparse_nth, including canonical handling of zero coefficients and the omitted coefficient innand-n. The function is documented in the existing An+B API section.Includes canonical-output and parser round-trip tests. The full suite passes (17,022 tests) on macOS/Python3.14, along with Ruff and the Sphinx documentation build. Other platforms were not tested locally.
Prepared with Codex (GPT-6 family; exact serving variant was not recorded) assistance and an Antigravity gemini-3.1-pro-high candidate assessment. I personally reviewed and approved this work before submission.