fix: enforce valid allow* values in prefer-logical-properties rule#311
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What is the purpose of this pull request?
This PR updates the
prefer-logical-propertiesrule to enforce that theallowPropertiesandallowUnitsoptions only accept valid, known CSS properties and units. Previously, invalid values were silently ignored.What changes did you make? (Give an overview)
allowPropertiesandallowUnitsonly accept values present inpropertiesReplacementsandunitReplacements.uniqueItems: trueplacement inrelative-font-unitsschema.Related Issues
Fixes #303
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