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AI-generatedSide-effect idempotency boundary for @use modules
The Sass @use directive loads each module once per compilation and namespaces its members, providing a reliable mechanism to avoid @import-style repeated global injection. However, when modules emit side-effectful CSS rules that reference shared dependencies, the once-loading guarantee does not inherently prevent duplicate selector emission across multiple e