tw: resolve theme() dot-notation in arbitrary values#177
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theme(colors.red.500), theme(colors.red.500/25%) and theme(spacing.80) inside an arbitrary value produced no rule. Resolve the dot-path statically before dispatch - a colour to its oklch (with /alpha appended, which cascade folds to Tailwind's oklab under canonical comparison), spacing.N to N*0.25rem - keeping the theme() spelling as the class-name alias so it round-trips.
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Tailwind v3-style
theme()dot-notation inside an arbitrary value (theme(colors.red.500),theme(colors.red.500/25%),theme(spacing.80)) produced no rule.of_stringnow resolves the dot-path statically before dispatch - a colour to its oklch value (with/alphaappended, which cascade folds to Tailwind'soklab(...)under canonical comparison),spacing.NtoN * 0.25rem- keeping the originaltheme()spelling as the class-name alias so the utility still round-trips. The gradient class on tailwindcss.com now matches Tailwind underdiff=canonical.