Support container queries in editor CSS

[tomjn]

What?

Support for container queries! If you use a container query the entire stylesheet breaks. This PR adds container query parsing support to the existing CSS parsing.

Why?

Container queries break stylesheets in the editor ( #49862 and #46277 ).

While #49483 is in progress this PR aims to satisfice a simpler solution until the more difficult and challenging work is completed

How?

It replicates the processing for other @ rules

Testing Instructions

1. Add an editor stylesheet to the theme
2. Use a container query in that stylesheet
3. load the editor
4. If successful the container query and all other styles in the editor stylesheet work as expected

If the issue has not been fixed, then no styles from the editor stylesheet will be applied, even those not in a container query.

Testing Instructions for Keyboard

This PR doesn't change the UI

[tomjn]

I would note that there's a lot of duplication between the various at rule functions, with some work it could be consolidated down to a generic rule that would be more futureproof, but that's beyond the scope of this PR

[kadamwhite]

It'd be valuable to unblock using modern syntax with something like this while the more holistic change from the higher PR is still in-progress -- +1 for the quick fix

[octoxan]

Is there any guess on when this can get merged? Trying to use modern CSS is taking down the whole site

[jackmakesthings]

Any movement on this?

[michaelbourne]

Would love to see the quick fix in place.

[fabiankaegy]

I don't have enough familiarity with the parser to approve the changes. But in my manual testing, this works as advertised and doesn't cause any new issues I could find with large existing stylesheets.

Thank you for working on this fix while a larger effort for reworking this is underway :)

@ndiego If possible, I think this should get included in WordPress 6.3 because it is a real bummer that container queries, now supported in all modern browsers, don't work in regularly loaded editor styles.

[tomjn]

Noting that @layer support could be done using a very similar and slightly smaller PR, but I'm not sure how using @layer would work with the block editor so didn't want to touch that or expand the scope beyond @container since its semantics and syntax work the same way media queries do

[tomjn]

I'm wondering how to gain more traction on this PR, it should be straight forward to test but it's been several months and 6.3 is iminent. If there are changes needed I'm not aware of them, to my knowledge the PR just needs a review and merge

[tomjn]

Rebased on to latest trunk and force pushed branch/commits

[youknowriad]

This is working great in my testing. It also might not be the only thing that we don't support in the latest CSS spec. That said, this file is copied as is from https://github.com/reworkcss/css (we were not able to use directly due to an import issue).

That said, it's been some time that we want to move away from this library. There are on going efforts to try several approaches #49521 #49483

In the meantime, I'm personally ok with this change. Maybe we should add a unit test or two to the "transforms" test to at least cover this if/when we replace the library.

[youknowriad]

You can check this file for previous tests https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/blob/trunk/packages/block-editor/src/utils/transform-styles/transforms/test/wrap.js

[youknowriad]

Assuming the tests pass, this is looking good to me. Thanks :)

[youknowriad]

Would you mind doing a rebase of the PR, I believe the "bundle size" failure is due to the node upgrade on trunk.

[tomjn]

Ofcourse, the test changes I've made were browser based edits but when I get back to my machine I can do some git time travel and make everything nice

[tomjn]

hmm static analysis wasn't failing before, looks like a package lock issue, but I haven't touched that file, things should have been rebased on to the latest trunk

[Mamaduka]

SA checks should be fixed now (#53499) but will require another rebase.