v3.11.2

Patch Changes

• #408 ba9e1bd Thanks @tenphi! - States on a pseudo-element target are now the pseudo-element's own states, and states it can't have are ignored with a warning instead of breaking the rule.

  When a sub-element's $ ends in a pseudo-element, @own(...) describes that pseudo-element. A pseudo-class goes after it (@own(:focus) on $: '@::part(label)' → ::part(label):where(:focus)), as before. A state that tests what a pseudo-element has none of is now dropped with a PSEUDO_ELEMENT_STATE_IGNORED warning: a modifier, an attribute, a class, or a tree position (@own([rel="next"]), @own(hovered), @own(:first-child)). Before, such a state produced a::before:where([rel="next"]), which never matched. Its negated default branch never matched either, so the base value didn't apply. Write a condition on the element the pseudo-element belongs to in $ instead: $: 'a[rel="next"]::before'.

  The same holds for a useGlobalStyles() / tastyStatic selector that ends in a pseudo-element, such as .card::before. Its states go after the pseudo-element, attribute and modifier states are ignored with a warning, and @parent(...) now goes before the pseudo-element (.card:where(.dark *)::before) instead of after it, where it never matched. This applies in every mode: tasty(), useGlobalStyles(), SSR, and zero-runtime. The check uses CSS syntax only, never browser support, so every environment gets the same CSS.