fix(tailwind): Media query major issues #1758
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The issues were two that happened because of the new refactor.
The first one was that there would be an error if the user did use any media queries while using
React 18. Our tests did not catch this because we are using React 19 internally, and React 19
does support a Promise as a React Node itself, so this explains that.
The other issue was that the rules would be added for each time the user had the same media query,
that means a lot of duplicates would get into the
<style>tag for the<head>.Closes #1757