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Related issue: #22848 It ensures that blocks will continue to work with WordPress 5.4.x. We should be able to use the new set of categories once WordPress 5.5 is out.
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Description
This PR contains two tweaks that would be nice to land in the upcoming npm release related to the next Gutenberg plugin.
Related issue: #22848
It ensures that blocks will continue to work with WordPress 5.4.x.
We should be able to use the new set of categories once WordPress 5.5 is out.
Related PR: #22727
This PR also adds inline comments explaining how CSS imports in JS work.