Don't emit @config in CSS when watching via the CLI
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@config directive to CSS during watching@config in CSS when watching via the CLI
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When using the CLI and the
@configdirective, we would not remove the directive on rebuilds caused by changes to any files covered bycontent. This would then cause the@configdirective to appear in the output CSS file. Though, a re-save of the config file would remove the directive.If you're using Tailwind CSS as a PostCSS plugin this did not happen.
This PR fixes this and now the
@configdirective is correctly removed in all cases.Fixes #12258