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If that `color:hover` issue is the problem, then we should have pseudo classes like that change their syntax by using a double colon:

    color::hover { ... }

Or maybe class names can't be protected CSS properties. So `<div class="color">` would need to become invalid.

Protected names are commonplace in programming. And I'd argue it leads to better software development by causing less confusion.

If they make it too verbose I'll just stick with SCSS. Honestly, I love vanilla CSS, but nesting is a huge need; it's the only reason I use SCSS to begin with.