We allow ancestors to affect leading trimming on descendants, so that common cases like
<div class=warning style="borders and padding and leading-trim">
<p>This is just a paragraph. Maybe this line is <p>, or not, it could be anything.
</div>
will work for authors. But we don't specify what happens if various ancestors have different values for leading-trim.
Maybe we should do something similar to break-before and switch to an auto/no/yes model where auto does whatever the ancestor says and otherwise the innermost value wins?
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