Fix unresolved import error for CSS file in Netlify deployment - #1
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🤖 Agent: Codex
💬 Prompt: The Netlify deploy errored, with the following guidance provided:
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✅ Result: Fixed the Netlify build failure caused by a case-sensitive CSS import in the chatbot component. The repository already contained the stylesheet as
Chatbot.css, butChatbot.jsximported it aschatbot.css, which failed on Netlify's Linux build environment.Updated the import in the chatbot component to match the actual committed filename exactly. This allowed Vite/Rolldown to resolve the stylesheet during production builds without changing the component behavior or styling.
Local build verification was not run because this environment's project instructions prohibit running build commands; the automated validation system should verify the build after this change.