Do you even know how to check for CSS errors?
Using a linter?
Or some other tool?
I discovered that even CSS frameworks are full of errors and warnings: https://css-auditors.com/reports/css-frameworks-part-2-2022-05/.
How many errors does your CSS have on the CSS Validation Service?
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I am very curious to better understand the landscape of tooling here — whether for CSS in general or for specific libraries and methodologies.
I feel like there are opportunities for static analysis that are smarter than typical "linting" — and with CSS so much smarter than it used to be it seems sort of more possible worthwhile than ever to invest here. But I just don't know what the good stuff is.