Use dominant-baseline if alignment-baseline is missing & Apply context on text nodes#286
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…ctx fix Fixes yWorks#80 Applies the current context before rendering a text node
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Fixes #80 by falling back on
dominant-baselineifalignment-baselineis unspecified.Note that according to MDN, if
dominant-baselineis defined within a parent and a child sets itsalignment-baselinetobaseline, it should be equivalent to the same value as the parent'sdominant-baseline.This specific case is not supported here. All this PR does is allow the usage of
dominant-baselineontextnodes. Child nodes are not considered.This PR also applies the current context before rendering a
textnode, since this was previously not done, causing adjacenttextnodes that uses different font styles to use the same one.