Bugzilla

Aha, two other interesting things:
(1) The reference case has extremely magical/"tuned" fractional values in its reference case:
`<polygon points="0,0 150,54.595535 236.602540,204.595535 86.602540,150" style="fill:lime"></polygon>`
It's not surprising that there's a little bit of fuzz from matching a transformed div against that.

(2) The testcase already has a fuzzy annotation that's nearly sufficient (presumably because this is similarly-fuzzy in other browsers):
```
<meta name="fuzzy" content="maxDifference=17-233;totalPixels=90-858">
```

So: quite reasonable to bump the upper edge of both ranges a little to accomodate our observed fuzziness.

Aha, two other interesting things:
(1) The reference case has extremely magical/"tuned" fractional values in its polygon:
`<polygon points="0,0 150,54.595535 236.602540,204.595535 86.602540,150" style="fill:lime"></polygon>`
It's not surprising that there's a little bit of fuzz from matching a transformed div against that.

(2) The testcase already has a fuzzy annotation that's nearly sufficient (presumably because this is similarly-fuzzy in other browsers):
```
<meta name="fuzzy" content="maxDifference=17-233;totalPixels=90-858">
```

So: quite reasonable to bump the upper edge of both ranges a little to accomodate our observed fuzziness.