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This PR ensures that if you are using an arbitrary value such as
`bg-[red` that it only compiles if it's a properly closed arbitrary
value.
Currently what happens is that it assumes the `]` is there, and cuts it
off. This then results in the `bg-[red` to be compiled as:
```css
.bg-\[red {
background-color: re;
}
```
Note how the `d` in `red` is cut off. That's the assumption that the `]`
is there.
This PR fixes that by ensuring that the arbitrary value is properly
closed.
Fixes: #15484
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