The provided sources describe how Chromium’s Blink engine manages CSS float avoidance through a specialized ExclusionSpace model. This system works by recording every positioned float as a geometric exclusion, which subsequent layout processes then query to identify available layout opportunities. For inline content, this ensures that lines are broken and placed only within remaining horizontal gaps, effectively flowing around float margin boxes and shape-outside boundaries. In block layout, the engine uses these opportunities to position new formatting contexts and apply clearance rules that move content below active floats. The transition to the modern LayoutNG framework introduced optimized structures like shelves and closed-off areas to handle these calculations more efficiently than legacy systems. Ultimately, these mechanisms allow Blink to strictly adhere to CSS 2.2 specifications regarding the non-overlap of borders and margins.