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Updated code style guide#18833

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@przemyslaw-zan przemyslaw-zan commented Jul 9, 2025

🚀 Summary

Added section dedicated to custom stylelint rules in the code style guide.

Bumped the stylelint-config-ckeditor5 to v12


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LGTM.

@przemyslaw-zan przemyslaw-zan merged commit 43ea123 into master Jul 11, 2025
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@przemyslaw-zan przemyslaw-zan deleted the ck/18805 branch July 11, 2025 10:45
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Stylelint: Names of CSS variables within .ck-content should follow the --ck-content-* pattern

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