[mediaqueries] `min-` or `max-` prefixed `<mf-name>` in `<mf-range>`

What should be the behavior when evaluating a min- or max- prefixed <mf-name> in <mf-range>?

Attempting to evaluate a min/max prefixed media feature in a boolean context is invalid and a syntax error.

Should it be in a boolean or range context? But please also note that this sentence seems to mix the concept of parsing (syntax error) and evaluating (cf. https://github.com/w3c/csswg-drafts/issues/8056), and that later in the spec (in an example in 3.2 Error Handling), min-orientation is said to be considered an unknown media feature.

Also, the expected evaluation is not clear for discrete media feature names. The above sentence seems to conflict with the sentence that comes just before:

“Discrete” type properties do not accept “min-” or “max-” prefixes. Adding such a prefix to a “discrete” type media feature simply results in an unknown feature name.

Review the mediaqueries specification text around the quoted min-/max- rules and section 3.2, Error Handling. Compare the parsing-versus-evaluation distinction raised in CSSWG issue 8056, then make the relevant wording and examples consistent for range and discrete media features.