Feature: Verifier catches silent css declaration mistakes before render#2
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The DSL's worst failures are silent — a hallucinated Tailwind class produces no CSS at all under JIT. The verifier catches those at edit time, before render. Added: ViewComponentCssDsl::Verifier — six static checks for component declarations: Tailwind class validity (via a compiled-CSS oracle), self-conflicting declarations, method-rule resolution, axis settability, variant-matrix smoke, and template html_attrs splat coverage
The library alone relies on devs remembering to run it; the README now ships copy-pasteable enforcement: a CI-failing spec, a bin script, and a Claude Code hook.
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Summary
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ViewComponentCssDsl::Verifier, a fast static checker for component css declarations.The DSL's failure modes are silent. The verifier catches them statically — fast enough to run on every edit, with no rendering required.
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CompiledCssOracleflags any declared class missing from the compiled build, which contains exactly the valid ones.html_attrssplat (sidecar, inlineerb_template, and hand-written#callall covered) — plus a bare-instance smoke run of every axis-value combination.The six checks and usage are documented in the README. The verifier is an opt-in
require; nothing loads at runtime by default.