NSTextBlock: give NSTextBlockDimension its AppKit values#504
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Cover NSTextBlock, NSTextTable and NSTextTableBlock: the defaults, the dimension, width, colour and vertical alignment accessors, the table defaults and flags, and the table block position accessors.
The height dimensions were numbered one short: AppKit leaves the value 3 unused, so NSTextBlockHeight is 4, not 3, and the minimum and maximum heights follow. The backing arrays are sized from NSTextBlockMaximumHeight so they grow to match.
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i don't understand why I don't get a conflict here.
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NSTextBlockDimension numbered the height dimensions one short. AppKit leaves the value 3 unused: NSTextBlockHeight is 4, NSTextBlockMinimumHeight 5 and NSTextBlockMaximumHeight 6. Verified against Cocoa on macOS. The backing _value/_valueType arrays are sized from NSTextBlockMaximumHeight, so they grow to seven and the existing named-constant indexing keeps working.
Stacked on #503 (adds an assertion to its NSTextTable test); merge that first. Will rebase to an incremental diff once it lands.