/* Loads the legacy WordPress-era stylesheets into the `legacy` cascade layer at runtime.
   This file is a static asset (NOT processed by the bundler), so each imported file's internal
   url(...) asset references resolve relative to /css/ exactly as they did when the files were
   linked directly. The `legacy` layer is declared lowest-priority in app/globals.css
   (@layer legacy, theme, utilities), so these rules can no longer override the EDGE Tailwind
   utilities on redesigned pages, while uncovered/legacy pages (which have no competing
   utilities) still render with full legacy styling.

   Bootstrap is imported via bootstrap.tw-compat.css (a generated copy with `!important`
   stripped). Bootstrap's utility classes ship with `!important`, and CSS reverses layer order
   for important declarations — so important rules in the low `legacy` layer would otherwise beat
   *normal* Tailwind utilities in the high `utilities` layer (e.g. Bootstrap `.py-5`/`.m-0`
   overriding Tailwind). Removing `!important` lets the normal layer order govern, so Tailwind
   wins on redesigned pages while Bootstrap still applies on legacy pages by specificity. */
@import url("bootstrap.tw-compat.css") layer(legacy);
@import url("style-new.css") layer(legacy);
@import url("responsive-new.css") layer(legacy);
@import url("aos.css") layer(legacy);