I am not a big fan of nesting. I have yet to see a codebase where nesting makes CSS more readable. Even with BEM, I find it easier to reason about (and debug) the vanilla style. However, I must admit that `&:hover{}` does have a certain appeal. Also, I am very happy that nesting can be done without tooling in the future. It's a feature that many people love.
I agree, for some reason my brain sees the non-nested versions of CSS as more readable. Although we seem to be in the minority here. Very open to trying out nesting and perhaps my brain will 'flip' to eventually prefer it.
it comes down to the Inspector for me. I've had zero problems thus far right clicking on elements and then clicking on the relevant CSS exposed. I don't think anyone should actually be reading through CSS docs (will admit I'm a solo dev here so got it easy), and I'm afraid this could make the Inspector more confusing.
furthermore I suspect a very large % of people do not realize you can actually edit and save your CSS directly with Workspaces.
