16.2 <style:style> misses precedence rule for drawing page properties

Add to 16.2 <style:style> before the last paragraph this:

Styles of family drawing-page contain formatting for <draw:page> elements.  First the style and its parent style chain is evaluated, which is directly referenced in the draw:style-name attribute of a <drawage> element. If the formatting property is not present in this chain, then the search continues with the style and its parent style chain, that is referenced in the draw:style-name attribute of that <style:master-page> element, which is specified in the draw:master-page-name attribute of the <draw:page> element.

16.2 <style:style>

The <style:style> element represents styles.

...

For styles with family table-cell which are applied to a table cell, the search continues with the style specified by the table:default-cell-style-name attribute 19.621 of the table cell's <table:table-row> parent element, if present, and then with the style specified by the table:default-cell-style-name attribute of the <table:table-column> element associated with the table cell.

Styles of family drawing-page contain formatting for <draw:page> elements.  First the style and its parent style chain is evaluated, which is directly referenced in the draw:style-name attribute of a draw element. If the formatting property is not present in this chain, then the search continues with the style and its parent style chain, that is referenced in the draw:style-name attribute of that <style:master-page> element, which is specified in the draw:master-page-name attribute of the <draw:page> element.

In all other cases, or if a value for the formatting property has not been found by any of the family specific rules, a default style 16.4 that has the same family as the style initially declared sets the value. If a value has not been found by these steps, but this specification defines a default value, then this default value is used. In all remaining cases an implementation-dependent value is used.