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<title>CSS Lists: parsing list-style-type with invalid values</title>
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<meta name="assert" content="list-style-type supports only the grammar '<counter-style> | <string> | none'.">
<meta name="assert" content="If the system is alphabetic or numeric, there must be at least two <string>s or <image>s, or else the function is invalid.">
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test_invalid_value('list-style-type', '"marker string" none');
test_invalid_value('list-style-type', 'counter-Style-Name "marker string"');
test_invalid_value('list-style-type', 'symbols(cyclic)');
test_invalid_value('list-style-type', 'symbols(numeric "n")');
test_invalid_value('list-style-type', 'symbols(alphabetic "a")');
test_invalid_value('list-style-type', 'symbols("s" symbolic)');
test_invalid_value('list-style-type', 'symbols(fixed url("https://example.com"))');
// Example in an early spec.
test_invalid_value('list-style-type', "symbols(repeating '○' '●')");
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