iframe compat layer: clarify how dependencies related to inline styles work #51199
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What?
Follow-up to #48286
Code clarity improvement to clarify how the code processes inline styles:
my-stylesheet-inline-css), look for a potential dependency (my-stylesheet-css) and add it before it.my-stylesheet-css), look for a potential inline styles dependency (my-stylesheet-inline-css) and add it after it.Why?
To improve readability.
Testing Instructions
Make sure tests pass.
TwentyTwentyThree (block theme):
TwentyTwentyOne (classic theme):