'medium' font-size computes to 16px: uncommon, unreliable assumption

Hello,

"
The 'medium' font-size computes to 16px.
"
should be considered as an uncommon assumption which should not be 
relied upon in all test suites. I wish this would change. I wish all 
test suites would make the 'medium' font-size of document root element 
computed to 16px a *_formal requirement_* before taking tests or test 
suite and not make it an uncommon assumption. Especially when 
automatically checking thousands of tests with dedicated computers.

I am open to discussion here.

Gérard
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