chore(deps-dev): bump tailwindcss from 3.4.17 to 4.0.9

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Bumps tailwindcss from 3.4.17 to 4.0.9.

Release notes

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v4.0.9

Fixed

• Make JS APIs available to plugins and configs in the Standalone CLI (#15934)
• Vite: Don't crash when importing a virtual module from JavaScript that ends in .css (#16780)
• Fix an issue where @reference "…" would sometimes omit keyframe animations (#16774)
• Ensure z-*! utilities are properly marked as !important (#16795)
• Read UTF-8 CSS files that start with a byte-order mark (BOM) (#16800)
• Ensure nested functions in selectors used with JavaScript plugins are not truncated (#16802)

Changed

• Emit variable fallbacks when using @reference "…" instead of duplicate CSS variable declarations (#16774)

v4.0.8

Added

• Allow @import with theme(…) options for stylesheets that contain more than just @theme rules (#16514)

Fixed

• Don't add !important to CSS variable declarations when using the important modifier (#16668)
• Vite: Ignore files and directories specified in your .gitignore file when using automatic source detection(#16631)
• Vite: Don't rely on the module graph for detecting candidates to ensure setups with multiple Vite builds work as expected (#16631)
• Vite: Ensure Astro production builds always contain classes used in client-only components (#16631)
• Vite: Always scan raw file contents for utility classes before any other transforms have been applied to ensure utility classes are scanned without any additional escaping (#16631)
• Ensure utilities with more declarations are always sorted before utilities with fewer declarations when utilities only define CSS variables (#16715)
• Only include translate-z-px utilities once in compiled CSS (#16718)

Changed

• Don't include theme variables that aren't used in compiled CSS (#16211, #16676)

v4.0.7

Fixed

• Export tailwindcss/lib/util/flattenColorPalette.js for backward compatibility (#16411)
• Fix sorting of numeric utility suggestions when they have different magnitudes (#16414)
• Show suggestions for fractions in IntelliSense (#16353)
• Don’t replace _ in suggested theme keys (#16433)
• Ensure --default-outline-width can be used to change the outline-width value of the outline utility (#16469)
• Ensure drop shadow utilities don't inherit unexpectedly (#16471)
• Export config and plugin types from tailwindcss/plugin for backward compatibility (#16505)
• Ensure JavaScript plugins that emit nested rules referencing the utility name work as expected (#16539)
• Statically link Visual Studio redistributables in @tailwindcss/oxide Windows builds (#16602)
• Ensure that Next.js splat routes are scanned for classes (#16457)
• Pin exact version of tailwindcss in @tailwindcss/* packages (#16623)
• Upgrade: Report errors when updating dependencies (#16504)
• Upgrade: Ensure a darkMode JS config setting with block syntax converts to use @slot (#16507)
• Upgrade: Ensure the latest version of tailwindcss and @tailwindcss/postcss are installed when upgrading (#16620)

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Changelog

Sourced from tailwindcss's changelog.

[4.0.9] - 2025-02-25

Fixed

• Make JS APIs available to plugins and configs in the Standalone CLI (#15934)
• Vite: Don't crash when importing a virtual module from JavaScript that ends in .css (#16780)
• Fix an issue where @reference "…" would sometimes omit keyframe animations (#16774)
• Ensure z-*! utilities are properly marked as !important (#16795)
• Read UTF-8 CSS files that start with a byte-order mark (BOM) (#16800)
• Ensure nested functions in selectors used with JavaScript plugins are not truncated (#16802)

Changed

• Emit variable fallbacks when using @reference "…" instead of duplicate CSS variable declarations (#16774)

[4.0.8] - 2025-02-21

Added

• Allow @import with theme(…) options for stylesheets that contain more than just @theme rules (#16514)

Fixed

• Don't add !important to CSS variable declarations when using the important modifier (#16668)
• Vite: Ignore files and directories specified in your .gitignore file when using automatic source detection(#16631)
• Vite: Don't rely on the module graph for detecting candidates to ensure setups with multiple Vite builds work as expected (#16631)
• Vite: Ensure Astro production builds always contain classes used in client-only components (#16631)
• Vite: Always scan raw file contents for utility classes before any other transforms have been applied to ensure utility classes are scanned without any additional escaping (#16631)
• Ensure utilities with more declarations are always sorted before utilities with fewer declarations when utilities only define CSS variables (#16715)
• Only include translate-z-px utilities once in compiled CSS (#16718)

Changed

• Don't include theme variables that aren't used in compiled CSS (#16211, #16676)

[4.0.7] - 2025-02-18

Fixed

• Export tailwindcss/lib/util/flattenColorPalette.js for backward compatibility (#16411)
• Fix sorting of numeric utility suggestions when they have different magnitudes (#16414)
• Show suggestions for fractions in IntelliSense (#16353)
• Don’t replace _ in suggested theme keys (#16433)
• Ensure --default-outline-width can be used to change the outline-width value of the outline utility (#16469)
• Ensure drop shadow utilities don't inherit unexpectedly (#16471)
• Export config and plugin types from tailwindcss/plugin for backward compatibility (#16505)
• Ensure JavaScript plugins that emit nested rules referencing the utility name work as expected (#16539)
• Statically link Visual Studio redistributables in @tailwindcss/oxide Windows builds (#16602)
• Ensure that Next.js splat routes are scanned for classes (#16457)
• Pin exact version of tailwindcss in @tailwindcss/* packages (#16623)

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Commits

• 85d7375 Prepare v4.0.9 release (#16804)
• b56f12e Ensure nested functions in selectors used with JavaScript plugins are not tru...
• 294952f Handle BOM (#16800)
• ef57e6e Fix z-*! utilities (#16795)
• b389483 Make @reference emit variable fallbacks instead of CSS variable declaration...
• 751eb74 Add inverted-colors variant (#11693)
• 62d3e74 Add wrap-anywhere utility (#12128)
• 419b3dc Prepare v4.0.8 release (#16713)
• b47b6d2 Remove double translate-z-px values (#16718)
• 113142a Use amount of properties when sorting (#16715)
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Superseded by #25.