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No, neither have I , but I was thinking along the lines of the utilities that check for broken links. There are plenty of those around.
css files have a nasty habit of growing over time, and then you can never be sure that your site is now using it all, or if that chunk of obsolete css is quite as obsolete as it looked.
A bit off my own topic, you can break your css down into several smaller css files each dealing with a particular aspect of the layout and @include them into a master css which could be different for each page.
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