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This PR adds a new `inert` variant. We use `:where([inert], [inert] *)`, because the element with the `inert` attribute and any of its descendants will be inert. For example, both these buttons will have `opacity-50`: ```html <button inert class="inert:opacity-50">I am inert</button> <div inert> <button class="inert:opacity-50">I am also inert</button> </div> ``` See: https://play.tailwindcss.com/Jqedv6phGn |
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