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Mini-css-extract-plugin is a Webpack plugin that extracts CSS into separate files, creating a dedicated CSS bundle for improved performance and caching. Comparing versions 2.4.4 and 2.4.3, developers will primarily notice updates in the development dependencies, indicating improvements in the tooling and build processes used to maintain the plugin itself. Notably, version 2.4.4 upgrades @babel/eslint-parser from an implicit inclusion via Babel to version ^7.16.0 and eslint from ^7.30.0 to ^8.1.0. Additionally, @commitlint/cli and @commitlint/config-conventional were bumped from ^13.1.0 to ^14.1.0.These changes suggest advancements in code linting, formatting, and commit message conventions, contributing to a more robust and consistent codebase. While these internal updates might not directly impact the plugin's usage or functionality for developers, they reflect a commitment to code quality and maintainability, which can indirectly translate to fewer bugs and a more reliable plugin experience. Both versions maintain compatibility with Webpack 5 and rely on schema-utils for configuration validation which ensures that the plugin is stable and follows community accepted best practices, making it a solid choice for managing CSS in modern web projects. The peer dependency on Webpack ^5.0.0 remains the same, emphasizing backwards-compatibility in that concern.