fix: clean up injected styles to prevent background persisting after errors (#1363)#1917
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Fixes an issue in the Advanced Svelte tutorial where the
deepsea.webpbackground image persists across lessons after a runtime error.The problem occurred when a runtime error (e.g. referencing an undefined variable) interrupted normal cleanup in the REPL.
:global()styles injected by the bundler were not properly removed, causing the background image to persist even after navigating to other lessons.This has been resolved by assigning
svelte-prefixed IDs to bundler-injected<style>elements. This allows them to be reliably identified and cleaned up between REPL evaluations, ensuring that stale global styles do not leak across lessons.Fixes #1363
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