blocking=render: Why would you do that?! - CSS Wizardry
Briefly

The blocking=render attribute allows developers to explicitly mark a resource as render blocking, but in most cases, this behavior is unnecessary unless explicitly required.
When loading resources into web pages, there are three blocking states: non-blocking, render blocking, and parser blocking, with non-blocking being the most desirable for performance.
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