docs: polyfill css :has with postcss plugin #3019
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Polyfills CSS :has using the css-has-pseudo postcss plugin. It also involves a JS polyfill (~12kb). Theoretically solves #2981 ... but I haven't tested this on an affected browser.
There's potential for it to not be perfect (see "Known Shortcomings" section in its readme), but initially it seems OK, but given the CSS+JS size increase + potential issues with docusaurus pages, we'll have to consider if it's worth it or not.
Highlighted section is the polyfill I believe