Plan step 36. <x-split-button> renders data-md-split-button and
data-md-size on the pair and data-md-split on its halves. split-button.css
draws SplitButton*Tokens' shape — full outer corners, inner corners that
grow under the finger, the trailing half round while its menu is open —
the narrower leading padding and 48px trailing half at xs and sm, and the
chevron's own size, nudge and turn on the standard scheme. groups.css is
empty and leaves tailwind.css.
The actions browser test follows data-md-split and data-md-button-group,
and gains the owed tests for a connected segment's 48px edge and a
button group's single-required and multi selection.
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tailwind.css and components.css now hold one block per audit group, and the new
layout.css gathers the layout components, so the parallel rewrites of plan steps
35 and 36 each edit their own lines. .browser-lock is the lock that keeps those
streams to one browser at a time.
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Plan step 33. The Workbench imports foundation.css ahead of
@import 'tailwindcss', so the material layers are declared first and
sit below Tailwind's, then tailwind.css: the theme, the token utilities
and the component stylesheets still written for Tailwind, with no
tokens, so nothing is declared twice. material.css keeps working for
1.x-style imports after Tailwind by bringing the tokens, the hiding
rules and tailwind.css, and never the reset, which would outrank
Tailwind's utilities from there.
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