/* ─── Section divider (loader manifest) ───────────────────────────────
   The actual rules live in section-dividers.css (plural — the filename
   predates widgetization and is still @imported by the legacy
   assets/css/primitives.css fallback at its line 70, so it keeps its
   name rather than breaking that path). The loader enqueues ONLY
   <name>.css, so this manifest @imports the sheet to give it a load
   path in components mode (the wave-4 video.css lesson: before this
   file existed, the wave/mosaic divider styles had NO load path on a
   normal checkout — primitives.css is only enqueued in fallback mode).
   In the rare double-fallback case both paths import the same sheet;
   identical rules twice are a harmless no-op.

   ⚠ REACH FOR _base/section-edges.css FIRST (Wave S). This component's paths
   are FROZEN shapes: you pick one of four and you are done — no angle, no
   size, no way to make the boundary belong to the two surfaces it sits
   between. _base/section-edges.css is the parameterized alternative
   (--edge-color / --edge-size / --edge-angle / --edge-radius, six shapes,
   top or bottom) and it always loads. This sheet stays supported and
   unchanged for every page already using it; it is simply no longer the
   default answer to "how should this boundary look". */
@import './section-dividers.css?ver=1787769613';