/**
 * @file
 * Single-purpose helper classes for the druid theme.
 *
 * The utilities layer is declared LAST in the cascade order, so any rule
 * here wins over base / layout / components without specificity tricks.
 * That's the whole point: a helper like .text-center exists to override
 * whatever a component would otherwise apply, on demand.
 *
 * What belongs here:
 *   - Single-property, single-purpose helpers (.text-center, .mt-4, .flex)
 *   - Print-only / screen-only toggles (.print-only, .no-print)
 *
 * What does NOT belong here:
 *   - Multi-rule component styling — use css/components/.
 *   - Token definitions — use css/tokens.css.
 *   - .visually-hidden — Drupal core's system module already ships this;
 *     don't redefine it or you'll fight the core selector for no reason.
 *
 * Gotcha: !important inverts cascade-layer order. An !important rule in
 * an *earlier* layer (e.g. components) beats an !important rule here.
 * Generally avoid !important inside @layer utilities — the layer already
 * wins on its own; reaching for !important means something else is wrong.
 */
@layer utilities {

}