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I think the answer is that we need a better definition of 'visible' versus 'hidden'.
The problem is, there's no easy definition, because:
Elements can have no layout box, but still be rendered (such as your display: contents example).
Elements can have a layout box, but not actually show anything (such as an element with opacity: 0).
It's technically dependent on the media type and the attributes of the element, not just the styling. An element marked as hidden using ARIA attributes is not 'visible' if a screen reader is being used for example.
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I think the answer is that we need a better definition of 'visible' versus 'hidden'.
The problem is, there's no easy definition, because:
display: contentsexample).opacity: 0).