SVG graphics: patterns, full gradients, and text that lines up
The inline SVG that sites use for icons, logos, charts and badges now renders like the reference browser, including the pieces that were missing or silently wrong. Pattern fills work: a shape filled with a repeating tile, the dot grids, hatching and textures charts and diagrams lean on, now paints that tile correctly across both fills and outlines, with the tile's own scale, rotation and position honored, where before those shapes came out blank. Gradients are complete: a gradient can now repeat or mirror across a shape, be rotated or skewed to run in any direction, reuse another gradient's colors, and place a radial highlight off-center for a real rounded, three-dimensional look. A subtle underlying bug had made many gradients ignore their own settings and fall back to a plain default; fixing it makes gradient-filled logos and buttons look right. And text inside SVG now inherits its font from the group around it and lines its pieces up correctly, so chart and diagram labels read properly. This completes the engine's SVG support for the everyday web; pages without these features are unchanged. It moves the overall platform score to 67.