docs(directives): avoid requiring quotes in --at-apply causes misun…
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Simon-He95
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This change should be reconsidered. Further feedback from issue #3574 shows that formatter of the editor will automically format |
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In issue #3574 a user has used
@apply 'hover:bg-red'(for exmaple) in which the quotes are actually not required. ONLY--at-appyneeds them. The doc should be fixed to avoid this misunderstanding.