Specifically for CSS, these bots really want to just barf out tailwind-style crap. If you deviate even slightly from the standards and practices of the modal front-end developer, you quickly see how these things are brittle, and no amount of prompting and cajoling will truly affect their behavior. In this case, you're kind of seeing the downstream affects of saying "no, do NOT do tailwind, make actual CSS with actual semantic class names please and thank you."
Perhaps ironically, this results in the quality of output I might expect if I had prompted a right-out-of-bootcamp coder to do the same. (But at least it doesn't whine about it!)
Specifically for CSS, these bots really want to just barf out tailwind-style crap. If you deviate even slightly from the standards and practices of the modal front-end developer, you quickly see how these things are brittle, and no amount of prompting and cajoling will truly affect their behavior. In this case, you're kind of seeing the downstream affects of saying "no, do NOT do tailwind, make actual CSS with actual semantic class names please and thank you."
Perhaps ironically, this results in the quality of output I might expect if I had prompted a right-out-of-bootcamp coder to do the same. (But at least it doesn't whine about it!)