/* The editor's own stylesheet, brought in whole and put in a layer.
 *
 * `lexxy.css` is the sheet the docs tell you to link, and it pulls in the editor
 * and content sheets itself (the editor sheet pulls in the variables). Linking
 * it with `stylesheet_link_tag`, as the docs suggest, would put it outside every
 * layer — where unlayered rules beat layered ones and the editor would win over
 * this product's own CSS. Hence the import.
 *
 * `@import url("…") layer(vendor)` rather than a bare `@import`: Propshaft
 * rewrites what is inside `url()` and nothing else, so this is both the way to
 * get a digested path and the way to say which layer the sheet lands in. Vendor
 * sits below components in _tokens.css, so anything in this product's own CSS
 * beats the editor's without a single !important.
 *
 * The filename matters. Propshaft sorts by it, and the first `@layer` statement
 * a browser reads is what fixes the order — so this has to arrive *after*
 * _tokens.css, which declares `@layer base, vendor, components`. Create the
 * vendor layer before that statement is read and vendor ends up first, which is
 * the one arrangement where the editor beats the product. `_v` sorts after
 * `_t`; that is the whole mechanism. */
@import url("/assets/lexxy-f326a350.css") layer(vendor);