Using Cassiopeia create an own css file with definitions to be used in the editor, e.g. myeditor.css - you can make a copy of the editor.css file and add a definition like
p.red { color: red; }
Go to plugins -> TinyMCE. Enter the name of the file in the field "Custom CSS Classes".
You should see the new class in the formats dropdown in TinyMCE when editing an article:
The myeditor.css file is not loaded and TinyMCE loads the editor.min.css file from media/system/css instead
Tested in Joomla 4.4, 5.0 and 5.1
If you rename myeditor.css in myeditor.min.css it will works
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@brianteeman did a new search and found this: #36233
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I am sure we had this issue before