Re: [csswg-drafts] [css-values] Make top-level NaN be invalid at computed value time instead of ∞ (#7067)

We ran out of time, but at the end of the discussion I suggested just censoring NaN to 0, if it's `infinity` specifically that's the issue (and not the more general censoring approach). It's just as likely to break a page, tho in a way that's possibly less disruptive (likely less scrollbars!), and it retains the simplicity of the current censoring, as opposed to the complexity of trying to define IACVT for used-value time.

This seemed to make a lot of people in IRC happier, so for next week, proposed resolution is we change the NaN censoring behavior to turn it into a 0.

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