You currently can't tell directly from a CSSSupportsRule whether the condition is actually fulfilled or not. To do that you have to use CSS.supports(cssSupportsRule.conditionText).
Therefore I suggest to add a getter to CSSSupportsRule (or rather to CSSConditionRule which is overwritten by the derived interfaces) that returns whether the condition is met or not, e.g supported or fulfilled.
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