Preserve CSS import order in production builds - #1471
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🚀 Summary
Adds
preserveCssImportOrderPlugin()to preserve source CSS import order in Vite manual tests and movesstrictExecutionOrderinto that standalone plugin.📌 Related issues
💡 Additional information
The plugin enables strict module execution order in bundled development and production. It intercepts and injects CSS only in production, leaving Vite's native development CSS handling and HMR intact. The plugin has 100% statement, branch, function, and line coverage.