fix: css pseudo-class syntax warning #8515
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Tested locally: https://jam.dev/c/2b8c7081-f12e-4b14-a0d2-32a3578f50ee
Confirmed:
- Spew spew 🔫 is gone ✅
- Stepper steps are still happy visually ✅
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Description
This PR addresses a warning related to the incorrect use of CSS pseudo-class syntax in the StepperStep component. The warning was caused by the use of
:last-of-typein a JavaScript object notation, which is not supported.Issue (if applicable)
None, quick fix.
Risk
Small
N/A
Testing
This warning should no longer show in the console when confirming the trade summary:
Engineering
☝️
Operations
Screenshots (if applicable)
See above.