It's probably the CSS extension. I keep meaning to try it but always forget! Now that I've figured out a workaround for VSCode not showing the correct Iosevka font weight, I'll give the CSS extension a go. Thank you for the sort of reminder!
They don't have the talented programmers needed to make API changes happen.
reddit is an old school internet site. In that it was originally hacked together by very motivated people. But once the novelty wore off, and the tech debt started piling up, the motivated people either left or got promoted. It should have been trivial to add things like headline editing, but that never happened because their code and DB is a huge huge mess.
Overshadowed by the API fuckup was something that really spoke to how badly off they are. They deleted old private messages! Their schema or infrastructure is so utterly fucked up that they couldn't roll back whatever made that happen. People lost years of communication, just gone. No backups, no "go to this new page to download an archive of your messages", nothing.
It should have been easy to incorporate rate limiting into the API. It should have been easy to serve ads to 3rd party clients. It should have been a no brainer to charge heavy/advanced API users a nominal monthly fee. Mod tools should have been implemented over a motherfucking decade ago!
I thought the OP was talking about their dog getting into an indoors litter box. It's not for the dog to play in, it's to keep them out. (In case you're joking, let me be the first to say whoooosh to myself lol)
That's all they can afford.