/* The app's manifest sheet: `stylesheet_link_tag :app` links it before the
 * Tailwind build (Propshaft sorts the sweep by name), and it holds no rule of
 * its own — every rule the app writes is in the build, inside a layer, since
 * 2026-09-06 (docs/patterns/ui.md § "The app's sheet is the build, and every
 * rule in it has a layer"; view_styling_test holds this file to the two lines
 * below). Two things, both of which a Propshaft sheet can say and the build
 * cannot. The layer order — the same line every sheet that names a layer
 * opens with, so the order cannot depend on which sheet the browser parses
 * first (app/assets/tailwind/application.css says why). And Lexxy's
 * stylesheet, served from its gem, filed under `vendor`: above the reset,
 * under the app's own `components`, which a <link> cannot do — linked as a
 * sheet of its own (2026-08-26 to 2026-09-05) Lexxy's rules were unlayered
 * and beat every layer whatever their specificity. The head preloads
 * lexxy.css, so the import costs no extra round trip (ui.md § "A vendor sheet
 * is layered under the app's"). */
@layer properties, theme, base, vendor, components, utilities;
@import url("/assets/lexxy-f326a350.css") layer(vendor);