A minor issue, but it differs from ruby-sass. Consider this test case:
#foo {
d: .0001px;
f: .01px;
d: -.0001px;
f: -.01px;
}
The expected result after passing through sassc is the the identity. I actually got this instead:
#foo {
d: 0.0001px;
f: 0.01px;
d: -0.0001px;
f: -0.01px;
}
According to CSS 3, 4.2. Numbers: the number type, a number is either an integer or zero or more integers followed by a dot, followed by one or more digits.
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