// /**
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//  */
//  # Responsive
//  Magento UI library provides a strong approach for working with media queries. It`s based on recursive call of .media-width() mixin defined anywhere in project but invoked in one place in lib/web/css/source/lib/_responsive.less. That's why in the resulting styles.css we have every media query only once with all the rules there, not a multiple calls for the same query.
//
//  To see the media queries work resize window to understand which breakpoint is applied.
//  ```
//  
@extremum: max|min - sets whether to use **min-width** or **max-width** in media query condition@break: value - sets the value of breakpoint to compare with in media query condition.@media-common: true|false - sets whether to output common styles.
//  For common styles every time you want to add some styles you should use
//  ```css
//  & when (@media-common = true) {
//      your styles
//  }
//  ```
//
//  @media-target: all|desktop|mobile - Sets target device for styles output
//  ```css
//  & when (@media-target = 'mobile'),
//  (@media-target = 'all') {
//     @media only screen and (max-width: (@screen__xs - 1)) {
//         .media-width('max', @screen__xs);
//     }
// }
//  ```
//
//  ## Gathering
//
//  Everything that you include in collector mixins above will go in place where they declared.
//  As example all
//  ```css
//  .media-width(@extremum, @break) {
//      your code
//  }
//  ```
//  Will go to
//  ```css
//  .media-width(@extremum, @break));
//  ```
//  By default you can find it _responsive.less file in li
//   
//
//  # Responsive breakpoints
//  In Magento UI library there are predefined variables for breakpoints.
//  ```css
//  @screen__xxs: 320px;
//  @screen__xs: 480px;
//  @screen__s: 640px;
//  @screen__m: 768px;
//  @screen__l: 1024px;
//  @screen__xl: 1440px;
//  ```
//