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The current representation of CSS looks like this:

selector := Css(
  property = typedValue,
  foo = bar
)

I think it would look slightly better as,

on(selector)(
  property = typedValue,
  foo = bar
)

We should represent each different unit as a different dimension, since we don't (usually) have dynamic conversion rates.

The name means "large waterfall" but it also unfortunately suggests an impediment to sight.

Media queries require some relatively complex syntax to specify a variety of filters on a subset of rules. These have not yet been implemented.

CSS attributes are currently provided through a large number of contextual instances, which are resolved using a macro. But a better solution may be to define every attribute as a field of a structural type. The structural type would never be instantiated; it would just serve as a reference for the macro to determine valid attribute names, and their types.

We should not need to use Iridescence any more.