Elements: Update the load order of the CSS in the Site Editor #42863
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What?
The CSS for elements needs to load in the same order in the Site Editor as it does in the frontend. In #41981 we made a change so that the selectors are used in a deterministic order.
Why?
This is important so that the styles load in the same order on the frontend and in the editor.
How?
We use the order of the elements in the config.
Testing Instructions
@WordPress/block-themers