Add failing test: CSS concat service drops @import rules#97
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This PR adds a unit test that exposes a bug in the CSS concatenation service where
@importrules silently disappear from the output.What the test does:
@import/_static/??concat request against them@importdirective survives in the responseWhy it fails on trunk:
The concat service tries to hoist
@import(and@charset) to the top of combined output via a$pre_outputbuffer, but due to a closure scoping issue, those rules get stripped from the source and written to a different variable - so they vanish entirely.Changes:
service.php: Adds aPAGE_OPTIMIZE_SKIP_SERVICE_REQUESTguard so the test canrequirethe file without triggering the live service entry point.tests/test-css-service-imports.php: New test case covering this scenario.