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Match relative sibling :has() selectors - #426
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Problem and result
Unchanged Code OSS uses
.monaco-list-row:has(+ .monaco-list-row.selected)andp:has(+ [data-code] > .chat-codeblock-pill-widget). WebScene parsed sibling-leading relative selectors and compiled reverse invalidation routes, but native matching rejected every+and~arm.Anchor each relative arm at
:scope, search only its reachable descendant or following-sibling region, and reuse the ordinary compiled selector matcher for the full chain. Class and attribute changes use the existing reverse routes; child-list changes revisit the surviving sibling subjects so final-sibling removal cannot retain stale style.This is the next focused slice of #237 after #420. It does not touch FileReader/task scheduling, iframe/Window messaging, cache/frame resource paths, AppScene, vscode-demo, or consolidation #76.
Validation
Detailed evidence:
docs/validation/css-relative-sibling-has-20260918.md.Refs #237, #235, and #227.