Re: [csswg-drafts] [css-align][css-grid] Baseline self-alignment may affect the intrinsic size contribution of the alignment subject.

Computing baseline alignment as part of the Resolve Intrinsic Size may work, although I still need some time to do some preliminary implementation to understand its complexity and potential issues. 

However, I'm not sure I fully understand this paragraph:

> The extra space required to accommodate an item’s participation in baseline alignment is distributed by calculating the shims required for including their participation with already-considered items (those of lesser or equal spanning size) and distributing the shims’ space as if it were part of the shimmed items’ original size contribution.

Among which objects/items the extra space is distributed ? 
Which are those elements 'already-considered' ? 
What's the "shimmed item's original size' ?

I think this statement is really confusing. Would it be possible to have a example of how it should be applied ?  

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