[🚀 Feature]: Enhancing PrintOptions to Utilize Predefined Defaults (e.g. A4, Tabloid, Legal, etc.) and Custom Sizes

[shbenzer]

Feature and motivation

Per @nvborisenko's suggestion, this feature proposal will be used to organize/track efforts to implement the setting of predefined defaults (e.g. A4 or Tabloid.) and custom sizes across all bindings for the PrintOptions class.

• Python Enhance PrintOptions to support default, predefined, and custom page sizes in Python (#15052) #15064
• Java Enhance PageSize class to support for predefined and custom Paper Sizes #15052
• Dotnet
• Ruby
• Javascript

Thank you @yvsvarma for getting these PRs rolling.

Usage example

Python:

print_options.set_page_size(PrintOptions.LEGAL)

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[nvborisenko]

I interpret it as introducing some well-known/magic numbers to help people to use most-popular page sizes. From my point of view we should understand what is:

• most popular
• theirs magic numbers (spec ref)

I vote for implementing it, it is easy and helpful for end users with minimal supporting effort from our side.

[nvborisenko]

https://papersizes.io/ and given that "Selenium automates browsers. That's it!" I am not sure we should do it.