allow empty css variables #2984
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Looking good!
I was looking at the if: ... elif: ... elif: ... and I see we are now doing variables.setdefault in pretty much all of the branches that look interesting.
Is it possible that we can call setdefault earlier and then use regular dictionary access where we are currently using setdefault + append?
I'm not sure we can & if we can, not sure it'll help.
But I'd like you to give it some thought, if possible.
Thanks!
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fixes #1849
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