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What CSS feature area does the "custom media queries" (`@custom-media`) draft feature, supported via PostCSS Preset Env, address?
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What CSS feature area does the "custom media queries" (`@custom-media`) draft feature, supported via PostCSS Preset Env, address?
Why would a team integrate PostCSS Preset Env into a build tool like webpack or Vite rather than manually pre-processing CSS files?
What is PostCSS itself, which PostCSS Preset Env is built on top of?
What is a benefit of PostCSS Preset Env's browserslist-driven approach compared to manually writing vendor-prefixed or fallback CSS by hand?
If a target browser already natively supports a CSS feature that PostCSS Preset Env would otherwise transform, what does browserslist-driven configuration typically do?
How does PostCSS Preset Env commonly relate to CSS custom properties (variables) for older browsers?
What happens if PostCSS Preset Env is configured with a `stage` set too low (i.e., allowing very early/experimental draft features) for a production codebase?
What is PostCSS Preset Env?
What does PostCSS Preset Env's "stage" option control?
What is the general category of tooling that PostCSS Preset Env belongs to, alongside tools like Babel for JavaScript?
What is the general purpose behind converting modern CSS syntax into broadly-supported CSS at build time?
Why might a team choose PostCSS Preset Env instead of (or alongside) a full CSS preprocessor like Sass?