Spaces don't work in immediate `calc()` like `m-[calc(1px + 1%)]` correctly

[alker0]

m-[calc(1px + 1%)] doesn't escape white-space in generated selector like:

.m-\[calc\(1px \+ 1\%\)\]{margin:calc(1px + 1%)}

So this matches 1%)] in + in .m-[calc(1px but not m-[calc(1px + 1%)]. Removing spaces like m-[calc(1px+1%)] works. In real CSS, you must insert spaces around +/- while according to MDN so twind should allow users to follow that rule, or documents this behavior.