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docs(design-system): mention Tailwind CSS v4 cursor change on buttons - #71

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Live sync — commit 3/76 (docs)

Upstream: 6102a87b — docs(design-system): mention Tailwind CSS v4 cursor change on buttons

First commit after the corrected baseline e6ea707b (your last manual port: feat(Error) icon/leading slot). Adds the upstream ::tip to b24ui's design-system page: Tailwind v4 Preflight uses cursor: default on buttons; documents how to restore the pointer cursor globally.

  • Ported near-verbatim; same app/assets/css/main.css convention b24ui already uses on that page.
  • Placed after the Tailwind theme note, before "Breakpoints" (matching upstream's relative position).
  • Docs-only; CI validates the docs build.

⚠️ Important re-baseline note

The real sync cursor is e6ea707b (12.05), not v4.8.0 — so there are 76 upstream commits to work through (not 46). Already done out-of-order earlier: 2799fa6f (#68 autocomplete→mode), d50c121 (#69), 631f5dc (#70). From here I proceed strictly oldest-first from e6ea707b, including docs, skipping those three.

https://claude.ai/code/session_01Qz7EXMncvEGiCj4WbmYgJo


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Port of the upstream tip: Tailwind v4 Preflight uses cursor: default on
buttons; document how to restore the pointer cursor globally. Adapted to
b24ui's design-system page (same app/assets/css/main.css convention).

Upstream: nuxt/ui@6102a87b
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