QA noticed an issue which doesn't occur 100% of times and that doesn't necessarily have a way how to faithfully reproduce it, however, here are the steps where it sometimes happens:

I was testing it yesterday and was resizing the block A LOT for a long time and wasn't able to reproduce the issue. It did happen more often previously at the time when this issue was created, I was able to replicate it then. There have been quite a few changes meanwhile, perhaps it's not an issue anymore.
Could you please test it as well to see if you encounter the issue and if not then perhaps we can close this issue for now, @kienstra @swissspidy?
While I was not able to reproduce this exact issue, I noticed something else:
Video: https://cloudup.com/cBOQLWCkkmC
As if the calculation to restrict resizing is still in place, even though amp-fit-text should allow resizing to any value.
Also, when turning off fit-text, the font size changes a bit.
Then, when turning back on and off again, the font size changes again, but to a _different_ value.
Video: https://cloudup.com/c6COZqhf-6G
When turning off fit-text, shouldn't the font size change to something so that the text still fits into the container?
Good catches.
Notice that you are not able to make the text block smaller than it currently is.
I'll look into this.
Also, when turning off fit-text, the font size changes a bit.
Will look into that as well.
When turning off fit-text, shouldn't the font size change to something so that the text still fits into the container?
I don't know :) Originally the idea was to store the user-selected font so that it could be restored.
But the previous issue you found might already improve this, looks like it always sets 72 as the custom font after using amp-fit-text.
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Good catches.
I'll look into this.
Will look into that as well.
I don't know :) Originally the idea was to store the user-selected font so that it could be restored.
But the previous issue you found might already improve this, looks like it always sets 72 as the custom font after using amp-fit-text.