Add bg-{position,size}-* utilities
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This PR adds `bg-{position,size}-*` utilities that support arbitrary
values. This exist as the new preferred version of something like this:
```
bg-[120px_120px]
```
Is it size or position (hint: it's the 2nd one).
To override it you'd have to provide a data type:
```
bg-[size:120px_120px]
```
Now you can be more explicit and have better intellisense by writing
these:
```
bg-position-[120px_120px]
bg-size-[120px_120px]
```
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This PR adds
bg-{position,size}-*utilities that support arbitrary values. This exist as the new preferred version of something like this:Is it size or position (hint: it's the 2nd one).
To override it you'd have to provide a data type:
Now you can be more explicit and have better intellisense by writing these: