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You're right, numbers parses is incorrect in some cases:
preceding + is not including to number node (so it's 2 nodes + and number now)
following exponent is not attaching to number node (e.g. 1e2 or 1e-10 are processing as number with something strange after and it cause to parse error)
I'm working on it right now. But I was faced with the problems, so it takes more time than I expected.
CSS Values and Units Module 3 spec descibes
<integer>
and<number>
in a way that allows plus sign at the start:And it actually works: http://dabblet.com/gist/360b21da0e0175a36698aa0d79396411
So, almost anywhere the
+
is allowed, however CSStree gives aMismatch
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