A page that ships dssl build output and also runs the engine says every rule twice; that is not a conflict.
Found on this site's docs page (4,314 false findings).
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yield: hands properties back to plain CSS (and DSSL.lint reports css-loses). The compiler's CSS words and
properties are generated from the MDN data, so env(), tabular-nums and friends are accepted; a token pair on
one line is two tokens and token errors point at their line. Aura follows the element's real shape
(clip-path, border-radius, rotate/scale/transform, or around ...), plus inner glow, rays, ripples, nine new
particle shapes, palette, spin, wind and orbit. 33 new texture presets from nine new generators.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Aura follows moving things under reduced motion, skips invisible emitters (always keeps an anchor), z N
layers. dssl check, the console and DSSL.lint name rules a later rule always beats. Typed and scoped
signals that restyle only what their rules select; DSSL.flush/settled/computed; pauseMotion/stepMotion.
animate lists, DSSL.play on pseudo-elements, outline-shape, rotate: 5, states inside ::after, a clear
error for a CSS font shorthand, --engine for the CLI, quieter DSSL.lint.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
