feat(manifest): add assets field for standalone CSS entry points
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The manifest.json file lists imported assets and CSS files per entry point, so the back end code can generate corresponding `<link rel=preload>` and `<link rel=stylesheet>`. These two manifest properties were missing for pure CSS entry points, if they weren't included by some other JavaScript entry point. See: vitejs#18392 (comment)
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assets field for standalone CSS entry points
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The manifest.json file lists imported assets and CSS files per entry point, so the back end code can generate corresponding
<link rel=preload>and<link rel=stylesheet>. These two manifest properties were missing for pure CSS entry points, if they weren't included by some other JavaScript entry point.See: #18392 (comment)